Conissah works at a vinyl shop, contact him.

 

^^ USED to work at a vinyl shop. Avery sold the color rights to KPMF (which is how vinyl works btw. A company owns the rights to a color and puts their adhesive on the back). A LOT of people don't like working with KPMF's adhesive so the Avery Satin Nero was/is pretty sought after. About 6 months ago I "thought" we bought the last roll of Avery Satin Nero in existence, but apparently I was wrong. If you would like, I can try and get in contact with some wrap shops and see if any would be interested in buying it.

 

 

Sounds like good news to me.
@Con You think they'll have any issue with it having sat for a while, or not care as long as it hasn't been stored in a garage? I feel like they'd look at it like it's amazon wrap (maybe not do to the color being rare, but ).

 

As long as the temperature didn't fluctuate a lot and it was in a dry place, it should be fine. I would be more careful with it compared to "fresh" vinyl, but Avery is by far my favorite brand and it's the most forgiving. An old name brand is better than new eBay and Viviid.

EDIT : Avery says a shelf life of ~2 years from manufactured date of the film.

 

 

This is what it looks like on an actual car, this is over white. More of grey than a black.

 

 

Tis true tis true.

 

Not a fan of Vvivid?

 

Absolutely not. Super cheap chinese brand. On their samples they sent to the wrap shop, a 3" x 5" sheet, the vinyl had shrunk a good 3-4mm around the edge just from being shipped over. Imagine this on a larger scale where it's actually been applied to the car, it would lift everywhere. AND their lamination is usually garbage too, so it would scratch extremely easily and in some cases would peel off of the actual vinyl.