TeckWrap
Chrome Reflective Cast Vinyl Wrap (CSC/CMC) 1

Description

Flat metallic wraps read as one color from every angle. TeckWrap's Reflective Cast Chrome doesn't: cast vinyl construction gives every finish in this range real reflective depth, from a soft satin sheen across seven colors to a genuine mirror finish on the eighth.

Key Attributes

  • Cast vinyl construction: cast, not calendered, vinyl film with a metalized silver base and air-release channels, for better conformability and dimensional stability than standard chrome film.
  • Two finish levels in one range: seven Satin Cast Chrome colors (Ice Silver, Graphite Grey, Shadow Red, Dark Purple, Shadow Blue, Dark Green, Copper Brown) for a softer reflective sheen, plus Super Silver in true Mirror Cast Chrome for full mirror depth.
  • Reflective depth: the metalized coating throws real reflection and dimension that flat metallic films can't match.
  • Conformable: stretches around curves, mirrors, and accent panels.
  • Dimensionally stable: less than 0.10% shrinkage keeps seams and edges tight.
  • Handle-with-care removal: paint-safe, but scratches and overstretching can mark the metalized layer, so it's built for experienced installers.

Seven of the eight colors, Ice Silver, Graphite Grey, Shadow Red, Dark Purple, Shadow Blue, Dark Green, and Copper Brown, run as Satin Cast Chrome: a softer, more integrated reflective sheen rather than a pure mirror. Super Silver is the exception, built as true Mirror Cast Chrome for a full looking-glass reflection. That split means the range covers both a subtler metalized color and a genuine mirror finish without switching product lines.

Hood treatments, roof contrasts, mirror caps, accent stripes, badge highlights, and trim work are where this range earns its keep, on a Tesla, BMW, Mercedes-AMG, Lamborghini, Porsche, motorcycle, or any project where a reflective chrome presence matters.

Features

Film Construction

  • Film Type: Cast vinyl film with silver coating and air-release channels
  • Film Thickness: 0.12 mm
  • Backing Liner Thickness: 0.14 mm
  • Total Thickness (with liner): 0.26 mm
  • Available Colors: 8 total, 7 Satin Cast Chrome (CSC01 Ice Silver, CSC03 Graphite Grey, CSC04 Shadow Red, CSC05 Dark Purple, CSC06 Shadow Blue, CSC07 Dark Green, CSC08 Copper Brown) and 1 Mirror Cast Chrome (CMC01 Super Silver)
  • Roll Size: 1.52 m x 16 m (5 ft x 52 ft)

Performance

  • Dimensional stability: less than 0.10% shrinkage
  • Storage shelf life: 2 years

Warranty

Standard TeckWrap limited warranty. Scratches and damage to the metalized layer from overstretching, crumpling, or excessive heat are not covered. Use the same production LOT for color consistency across panels.

Application

  • Apply at +17°C to +23°C
  • Service range: 10°C or above
  • Tools: standard squeegee with a soft buffer; steam vacuum or IR heater recommended
  • Conformability: smooth and medium-curved surfaces
  • Best for partial wraps and accents; not recommended for full vehicle coverage
  • Avoid overstretching and excessive heat, which can damage the metalized layer
  • Cure time: 24 hours (48 hours recommended)
  • Directional film: check orientation before cutting
  • Handle carefully: the chrome surface can scratch during install

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