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Satin Forest Green Vinyl Wrap (ECH19) 1

Description

A deep, blue-shifted teal-green with a satin metallic finish, darker and cooler than a typical forest green, closer to a pine or spruce tone with a bit of racing-green depth. The metallic flake stays understated in shadow and lifts to a lighter, almost minty highlight where light hits directly, rather than flashing bright like a sports-color metallic.

Key Attributes

  • Deep teal-green satin metallic, cool-toned with a blue undertone, not warm/olive
  • Visible metallic flake, soft satin highlight (no hard gloss line)
  • Conformable polymeric vinyl, air-release channels
  • Henkel solvent acrylic adhesive, removable

OEM Match

  • Land Rover Aintree Green / British Racing Green: Land Rover's own name for BRG, a deep cool green
  • Spruce Green Metallic: an aftermarket name explicitly described as medium green with heavy blue shading

Specifications:

  • Total Film Thickness: 0.27 mm
  • Film Thickness: 121 μm
  • Release Liner Thickness: 0.14 mm
  • Film Type: High-grade polymeric calendared vinyl film with air-release channels
  • Colors: Satin Pearl White, Gunsmoke Grey, Charcoal Grey, Royal Bronze, Nutmeg Brown, Persian Blue, Salmon Red, Navy Black, Hornet, Bond Gold, Oxford Blue, Forest Green, Metal Silver, Dark Platinum
  • Series: 190 series

Adhesive & Liner:

  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic adhesive, transparent, ultra-weather-resistant, viscosity 1000–3000 cps, thickness 12 μm dry
  • Release Liner: Felix Schoeller Release Liner / 20-104-20-1,9 printed, double side PE coated Kraft. (ISO 9001, ISO 140001, OHSAS 18001)
  • Storing Period: 3 years if stored at +10°C to +20°C for optimal quality, relative humidity 50%, in original package, away from direct sunlight, clean and dry place.
  • Durability/Warranty: Datasheet

Performance:

  • Release force (N/25mm): Standard: 0.04–0.12, Result: 0.1 (23℃, 54% RH)
  • Initial Tack (g/25mm): Testing method: GB31125-2014, Standard 800–1500, Result: 1254 (23℃, 54% RH)
  • 180° Peel strength (N/25mm): Testing Method: GB/T2792-1998, Standard ≥7.85, Result: 11.17 (23℃, 54% RH)
  • Adhesion strength: Testing method: GB/T4851-1998, Standard ≥60, Result 70 (No shifting)
  • Post heating: 100°C

Aging Tests:

  • 65°C, 7 days – High-temperature release without adhesive residue
  • -65°C, 10 days – Low-temperature release without adhesive residue

Installation Tips:

  • Application: +17°C–18°C, usage from -45°C to +45°C
  • Tools: Soft squeegee with buffer
  • Conformability: Flat and moderate curves. Deep recesses with inlays
  • Directional: Yes
  • Overlap Width: 4–5 mm

Packaging:

  • Roll Width: 152 cm
  • Length: 18 m

Important note: The screen's images, colors, and finishes are approximate. For the real representation of the product, always check the color swatch. Rolls from the same production LOT number should be used for completing a wrap job, as a slight batch-to-batch variation of color may occur. The film may scratch during the application or a day in and out use. The scratching of the film is not covered by the warranty.:

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