Looking for Vinyl -Any Recommendations?

I have a Toyota Corolla and I was thinking of doing something like a matte black or maybe a brushed steel finish on the hood and roof. It's been on my mind for a while now, and I figured it’s finally time to pull the trigger. A few months ago, I saw a friend's car with a vinyl wrap and I was honestly pretty blown away. It looked super clean, almost like it came straight from the factory, and it seemed like a good way to change up the look without the commitment of a full paint job. Plus, I’m thinking of trying it myself instead of paying someone to do it—why not? I like a good DIY project, and how hard can it be, right?
So here’s where I’m running into a bit of a problem. I’ve looked at a few places online to buy vinyl film, but I’m honestly overwhelmed by the sheer amount of options out there. It's not just the choice of color, but the type of vinyl, the quality, and, well, the brand! I’ve heard people say that it’s essential to go for high-quality film, especially for durability, and that’s where I’m really lost. I’ve seen some films that are supposed to be for "professional use" and others for "beginner DIY," but I'm just not sure which one I should go for.
Some of the brands I’ve come across look solid, but the reviews vary quite a bit. Like, one person will say the vinyl is top-notch, while someone else will have issues with bubbling or peeling after a few months. That makes me a bit hesitant to just pick a random one based on an ad or a recommendation.
I was browsing through some local online shops and stumbled upon a place called www.vinylcutter.eu/. Their selection looks pretty decent, and they claim to have professional-grade products. I’m intrigued, but I’d love to hear some actual experiences from anyone who’s ordered from them before. Has anyone here used them for vinyl films or wraps? How was the quality, and would you recommend it for a DIY project like mine? They’ve got a lot of different brands, and I’m curious if they have a good selection of, say, 3M or Avery Dennison, which I’ve heard are top-notch.