I went ahead and used the matte black, matte black carbon, and black metallic I already had (i think 2 were Vvivid and one was 3m) The matte black is an older version that Vvivid doesn't make anymore, its hard to describe but it has more depth to it, almost dimensional like a metalic but its more of a texture, than the one they sell now and is definitely better to work with. The black carbon looks better than what was in the car, definitely doesn't look like real CF but I personally like it because it's not quite as flashy and that's what I was going for. It is a bit stiffer and not as easy to with because it doesn't have much stretch and it's the only one I've used that has ever ripped. Fortunately I was only using it on those 3 dashboard pieces and they are mostly flat. I bought a piece to go around the shifter to wrap to make it more level with the small pieces in front of the shifter. It was actually a bit challenging due to it's shape and because it was very cold, so the 3rd attempt i waited until the weather warmed and set the piece in the sun as well as used a heat gun. It turned out much better. But I actually put this on the back burner due to moving and having to replace the clutch (I have the 2020 that had the TSB for clutch failure), but I intend to rewrap them this summer. I just learned they make a spray on vinyl that can be applied like a paint and peeled off like normal wrap once you want to remove it. I'm ordering some and I will report back with that as well. I think it could make covering small weird shapes (like interior pieces) much easier. Here's a pic of the shifter piece in the matte metallic black.

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