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Carbon Brushed Black Vinyl Wrap (BM04) 1

Description

Brushed Black (BM04) is an ultra-dark graphite-black finish featuring a directional brushed-metal texture that mimics finely machined metal surfaces. Positioned between satin black, gunmetal, and dark titanium, it delivers a distinctly technical and industrial appearance that immediately stands apart from conventional gloss, matte, or satin films.

Key Attributes

  • Directional brushed-metal grain: a true linear texture that mimics finely machined metal, not a painted or printed effect.
  • Sits in its own tonal lane: positioned between satin black, gunmetal, and dark titanium, reads as technical and industrial rather than a standard flat matte.
  • Consistent grain across panels: premium polymeric hybrid film with air-release channels; keep orientation and production LOT matched across a full vehicle to avoid grain mismatch.
  • Adhesive built for clean removal: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, weatherproof, heat-removable within the 2-year window with minimal residue.
  • Accent and trim application: built for spoilers, mirrors, roofs, and trim rather than full-body coverage, professional installation is strongly recommended, with grain-specific aftercare

Under shade and overcast conditions, BM04 appears almost black with charcoal undertones, creating a stealthy and sophisticated presence. As sunlight reaches the surface, the brushed texture becomes more pronounced, revealing soft graphite and titanium highlights that travel along the grain direction. This creates movement and dimensionality without relying on metallic sparkle or gloss reflections.

OEM Match

There's no carbon weave or paint color to benchmark here, so the comparison point is grain and tone against recognizable factory and aftermarket brushed-metal finishes:

  • Similar tonal range to factory Gunmetal and Titanium Gray trim packages on Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz
  • Comparable grain character to common aftermarket brushed-aluminum trim kits (window surrounds, mirror caps)
  • Reads closer to machined metal than a standard matte black wrap, without the sparkle of a metallic-flake finish

If a customer wants the "technical, machined" trim look often associated with brushed aluminum or gunmetal accent packages, Brushed Black (BM04) delivers that on any panel, it's the wrap to reach for when Noir Black or Pitch Black Carbon reads as too textured/woven for what they actually want.

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