TeckWrap
Carbon Pitch Black Vinyl Wrap 1

Description

Most carbon-fiber wraps give themselves away the moment you look closely, a flat, printed weave with no real depth that reads as an obvious sticker. TeckWrap Pitch Black Carbon avoids that entirely. Its true 3D woven texture and glossy finish catch light the same way genuine dry carbon fiber does, giving hoods, roofs, mirrors, and accents a deep, factory-grade carbon look.

Key Attributes

  • Real 3D carbon weave: a raised, medium-cell twill with clean straight lines that mirrors genuine dry carbon fiber, not a printed pattern.
  • Gloss that reflects like the real thing: the textured weave picks up and throws light along body lines the way natural carbon fiber does, adding depth from every angle.
  • Wrinkle-free installation: built-in air-release channels push trapped air out during application for a clean lay on mirrors, spoilers, and hoods.
  • Strong, repositionable grip: solvent-based transparent adhesive holds securely before final pressure and peels away without residue.
  • Conforms to curves and accents: heat-responsive film stretches around mirrors, spoilers, diffusers, and trim for tight, precise coverage on medium-difficulty parts.

Pitch Black is the deepest, truest black in the carbon range, no gray cast, no shortcuts. In shade or low light it reads almost stealth, a solid uniform black that keeps the weave subtle. Step into direct sun and the raised texture comes alive: the gloss lights up the twill, the straight lines catch highlights, and the full 3D depth of the carbon reveals itself. That shift between quiet and dimensional is exactly what separates real dry carbon fiber from a flat printed sticker.

OEM Match

  • Closest to the gloss dry-carbon weave on McLaren's visible carbon-fiber bodywork.
  • Same medium-twill scale as BMW M Performance and Mercedes-AMG carbon trim.
  • A classic woven twill, not the marbled forged-carbon look of Lamborghini composite.

Love the look of a factory carbon-fiber package but not the price of real dry-carbon panels? TeckWrap Pitch Black Carbon brings that same woven, light-catching finish to hoods, roofs, mirrors, spoilers, and interior trim on any build.

Specifications

  • Film Thickness: 0.14 mm
  • Backing Liner Thickness: 0.14 mm
  • Total Thickness (with liner): 0.28 mm
  • Type of Film: Premium-grade polymeric hybrid film with air-release channels
  • Colors: Black
  • Series: 180 Series

Adhesive & Liner

  • Adhesive: Solvent-based adhesive, transparent
  • Release Liner: White silicone-coated paper with a double-sided polyethylene coating

Storage

  • Storing Period: 2 years if stored in +10°C to +20°C, relative humidity 50%, in original package, away from direct sunlight, in a clean and dry place

Performance

  • Durability / Warranty: Datasheet (Click the link)
  • Application Temperature: +5°C to +30°C
  • Usage Temperature: -30°C to +50°C
  • Dimensional Stability: Shrinkage of less than 2%
  • Post-heating: 100–110°C

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