TeckWrap
Super Matte Deep Black Vinyl Wrap (SCM01) 1

Description

TeckWrap Deep Black is a true flat black with a super matte finish. A lot of so-called matte blacks come out closer to satin, with a faint sheen left in them. This one stays properly flat, a clean and even black with no shine to it.

Key Attributes

  • True flat black: a deep, neutral black with no brown or blue cast, just an even tone across the whole car.
  • No shine, no grain, no shift: a full matte surface that looks the same in any light, without the texture of a sandy black or the sparkle of a metallic.
  • Dependable adhesive: the same Henkel solvent acrylic used across the range, clear, weather resistant, and made to stay put once it is down.
  • Peels off later: warm it up and it lifts away cleanly, without marking the paint or leaving glue behind.
  • Handles curves and edges: flexible enough to pull around bumpers, mirrors, and body lines, with air-release channels to keep it flat while you work.

Deep Black reads as the same flat, even black in bright sun, in shade, or under streetlights, with no reflections to break it up and no grain to catch the eye. It plays down the shape of a panel and lets the lines of the car do the talking. The flat surface does show fingerprints and water spots more than a gloss, so it rewards a clean wash, but the payoff is a deep, uniform black that gloss cannot give you.

OEM Match

  • Closest to a true solid matte black like Lamborghini Nero Opaco, with no metallic in it.
  • The flat, non-metallic version of BMW Individual Frozen Black, which carries a slight metallic shimmer.
  • The same stealth look as the Mercedes Magno black seen on the AMG G-Class.
  • A factory matte look that normally costs thousands as a special order, here on any car.

Matte black is the most popular wrap color there is, and Deep Black is the no-frills version of it: a clean, flat black that works on almost any car, truck, or SUV. If you ever want to go back, it lifts off without touching the paint underneath.

Specifications

  • Film Thickness: 0.13 mm
  • Total Thickness (with liner): 0.27 mm
  • Film Type: Premium-grade polymeric hybrid film with air-release channels
  • Series: 180 Series

Adhesive & Liner:

  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, transparent, ultra-weather-resistant (viscosity 1000–3000 cps, thickness 12 μm dry)
  • Release Liner: Felix Schoeller, double-side PE coated Kraft, solventless silicone-coated, air-release (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001)

Performance:

  • Durability / Warranty: View Datasheet
  • Dimensional Stability: Shrinkage less than 0.20%
  • Plastification: 25% – 32%
  • Breaking Strength: 30.7 N/10mm (ASTM D3759/D3759M-05)
  • Peel Strength (Steel Panel): 9 N/10mm (ASTM D3330/D3330-04)

UV Resistance:

  • Test Standards: ASTM D4329-13 Cycle A & ISO 105-A02:1993/Cor.2:2005
  • Result: 4–5
  • Conditions: UVA-340, 0.89 W/(m²·nm) @340nm, 8h UV at 60°C + 4h condensation at 50°C, total duration 48h

Installation Guidelines:

  • Application Temperature: +18°C to +20°C
  • Usage Temperature: -30°C to +30°C
  • Tools: Standard squeegee with soft buffer
  • Surface Compatibility: Smooth and medium-curved surfaces
  • Directional: Yes
  • Overlap Width: 3–4 mm

Storage:

  • Storage Period: Up to 3 years
  • Conditions: +10°C to +20°C, 50% humidity, original packaging, away from sunlight, clean and dry environment

Packaging:

  • Roll Size: 152 cm × 18 m
  • Weight: 13 kg

Important Notes

  • Remove the protective cap before installation.
  • Colors and finishes may vary slightly from screen display—refer to physical swatches for accuracy.
  • Use rolls from the same production lot to avoid color variation.
  • Film may scratch during installation or daily use; scratches are not covered under warranty.

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