TeckWrap
Satin Navy Black Vinyl Wrap (ECH15) 1

Description

Some cars shout. This one commands the room without raising its voice. TeckWrap Satin Navy Black is a deep, blue-shifted black with a soft, silk-like sheen, understated, expensive-looking, and quietly aggressive. Whether it covers an entire build or just sharpens a roof, hood, or accent panel, it gives a vehicle a controlled, blacked-out presence that reads as pure confidence.

Key Attributes

  • Depth without the shine: A near-black satin base with a smooth, low-luster glow that sits closer to matte than gloss, hiding the reflections and swirl marks a bright finish puts on display.
  • Navy hiding in the black: In shade it reads as clean, deep black; step into direct light and a cool navy cast lifts out, backed by a fine steel-grey metallic.
  • Adhesive you can trust: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, transparent, ultra weather-resistant, and holding firm through heat, cold, and daily driving.
  • Paint-safe and removable: Pressure-sensitive film lifts cleanly with heat, leaving minimal residue and your factory paint untouched.
  • Made to conform: Stretchable calendered vinyl with air-release channels wraps curves, edges, and deep recesses bubble-free, equally at home on a full wrap or a single accent.

Satin Navy Black changes character with the light. In overcast or indoor conditions it settles into a deep, almost solid black with a soft, muted sheen. Under direct sun the navy undertone wakes up and the fine steel flake catches, giving the panel a cool, metallic depth instead of a flat wall of color. The satin finish spreads highlights into a gentle sweep rather than sharp mirror reflections, so body lines look smooth and intentional from every angle. It's the kind of blacked-out look that stays refined up close and unmistakably premium from across the lot.

OEM Match

  • Closest to BMW Carbon Black Metallic, the benchmark blue-black that looks black in shade and reveals deep navy in sunlight.
  • Comparable near-black depth to Audi Mythos Black Metallic, which carries a similar fine, cool micro-metallic.
  • Darker and more restrained than Porsche Night Blue Metallic or BMW Tanzanite Blue, which read as open navy rather than black-with-navy.
  • Cooler and bluer than a neutral graphite such as Audi Daytona Grey, holding a blue-black cast instead of grey.

If those factory blue-blacks are your inspiration but you'd rather not commit to permanent paint, Satin Navy Black delivers the same stealthy navy-in-black character in a soft satin finish, on any vehicle, and fully removable when you want a change.

Specifications

  • Material: Conformable and reliable multilayered polymeric material
  • Suitable For: Full car wrapping or any smooth/curved surface
  • Total Film Thickness: 0.26 mm
  • Film Thickness: 0.121 mm
  • Thickness with Release Liner: 0.14 mm
  • Type of Film: High-grade polymeric calendared vinyl film with air-release channels
  • Series: 190 series

Adhesive & Liner:

  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, 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-sided PE coated Kraft (ISO 9001, ISO 140001, OHSAS 18001)
  • Storing Period: 3 years if stored at +10°C to +20°C, relative humidity 50%, in original package, away from direct sunlight, in a clean and dry place
  • Durability / Warranty: Datasheet

Performance Data:

  • Release Force (N/25mm): Standard 0.04–0.12, Result 0.1 (23℃, 54% RH)
  • Initial Tack (g/25mm): Standard 800–1500, Result 1254 (23℃, 54% RH)
  • 180° Peel Strength (N/25mm): Standard ≥7.85, Result 11.17 (23℃, 54% RH)
  • Adhesion Strength: 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 Temperature: +17°C–18°C
  • Usage Temperature Range: -45°C–+45°C
  • Tools: Soft squeegee with buffer
  • Conformability: Flat and moderate curves, including deep recesses with inlays
  • Directional: Yes
  • Overlap Width: 4–5 mm

Packaging:

  • Roll Width: 152 cm
  • Roll Length: 18 m

Important Note

  • Screen images, colors, and finishes are approximate. Always refer to a physical color swatch for accuracy.
  • Use rolls from the same production LOT number to ensure color consistency. Slight batch-to-batch variation may occur.
  • The film may scratch during installation or daily use. Scratching is not covered under warranty.

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