TeckWrap
Gloss Metallic Nickel Vinyl Wrap (RB28-HD) 1

Description

TeckWrap Vibrant Nickel is perfect for the sophisticated. It has a low-profile look with a sense of luxury. Don't miss this color if you want something simple yet classic.

Our Gloss Metallic vinyl wrap has a smooth, high-gloss finish and is crafted from the high-grade polymeric multilayered calendared vinyl film, complete with air release channels. Gloss Metallic wrap is durable and has good conformability; it's stretchable enough to quickly wrap around every edge and recessed area of your vehicle. Gloss Metallic also uses a safe solvent polyacrylate adhesive, easy to install, and is gentle on car paint.

Specifications

Conformable polymeric material with stable color pigments. Suitable for complete car wrapping (or any other smooth or curved surface).

  • Film Thickness: 0.14 mm
  • Backing Liner Thickness: 0.14 mm
  • Release Liner Thickness: 0.03 mm
  • Total Thickness (with liner): 0.31 mm

Note: Products that have "HD" letters in their SKU (product code) are with the plastic release liner (high-gloss films)

  • Type of Film: Premium-grade polymeric multilayered hybrid vinyl film with air-release channels
  • Width & Length: Standard roll size - 1.52m 18m (59.8" 708.6", 4.98ft 59ft, 1.66yd 19.6yd)

Adhesive & Liner

  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic adhesive, transparent, ultra-weather-resistant, viscosity 1000~3000cps, thickness 12 μm dry

Storage

  • Storing Period (Shelf Life): 2 years if stored at +10°C to +20°C, with a relative humidity of 50%, in the original package, away from direct sunlight, clean and dry place

Performance

  • Durability/Warranty: Datasheet (Click the link)
  • Application: from +17°C to +18°C, usage from -45°C to +45°C
  • Release Force (N/25mm): Standart: 0.10-0.30, Result: 0.17 (23℃,54%H)
  • Initial Tack (g/25mm): Testing method: GB31125-2014, Standart 800-1500, Result: 840 (23℃,54%H)
  • 180° Peel Strength (N/25mm): Testing Method: GB/T2792-1998, Standart ≥6.8, Result: 8.7 (23℃,54%H)
  • Adhesion Strength: Testing method: GB/T4851-1998, Standart ≥60, Result 70 (No shifting)
  • Aging (65℃, seven days): Standart - High-temperature release without adhesive residue, result: no adhesive residue
  • Aging (-65℃, ten days): Standart - Low-temperature release without adhesive residue, result: no adhesive residue
  • Recommended Application Tools: Squeegee, buffer, knife, masking tape, heat gun, magnets, gloves, IRR thermometer, IRR heater
  • Application Method: Standard methods for calendered films. No overstretching. Post heating
  • Post-heating Temperature: 90°C
  • Cure Time: 24 hours above ten °C
  • Aftercare: PH neutral. Avoid wax or solvents
  • Directional: Yes

Tools: soft squeegees with buffers

The protective cap should be peeled off before installation.:

Important note: The screen's images, colors, and finishes are approximate. For an accurate representation of the product, always check the color swatch. Rolls from the same production LOT number should be used for completing a wrap job, as a slight batch-to-batch variation of color may occur. The film may scratch during the application or a day in and out use. The warranty does not cover the scratching of the film.

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