WunderVinyl Super Matte Metallic Pinot Noir LT

 Stylish Matte / Satin finish 

WunderVinyl’s PET-linered Matte and Satin wrapping films give your car a slick look with their extremely smooth surface. Multilayer hybrid structure with PU and PVC layers made by high-quality raw materials and a backing liner made from PET gives the film a deep satin / matte effect. Choose a premium finish for your wrap with WunderVinyl.

 Installation properties 

 Effective square-shaped air channeling — for a bubble-free installation 

 Low Initial Tack adhesive for smooth laying 

New WunderVinyl Low Tack adhesive makes the installation faster and smoother. Initial tack of the adhesive is low, which makes the film easier to work with — especially if you prefer working alone. Adhesion will form a stronger bond during the next couple of days and will achieve its final adhesion level in couple of weeks.

You can also use dry de-tack solution to maximize the gloss by eliminating possible “glue lines”! Dry de-tack solution consists of isopropanol (2-propanol) and Johnson’s Baby Shampoo (50:50 mix). Both ingredients can be bought from your local hardware store/supermarket.

Spray the mixture on a microfiber cloth and lay it on the paintwork with the cloth. Do not use the mixture for edges and strong curves, as you want the wrap to stick rapidly to those areas. Wait approximately 20 seconds for the mixture to dry up, and then start applying the film normally. You can now see that the adhesive’s initial tack is weaker and the film more slidable because of the transparent gliding layer created by the solution. Happy laying! With dry de-tack solution you can adjust the initial tack of film to best suit your purposes. The solution will dry and evaporate fully in about two weeks.

 Can be removed without adhesive residue during the first three years 

 Long-lasting car wrap vinyl 

Durabilities of WunderVinyl wrapping films are similar to other car wrapping films made for professional use. WunderVinyl films can hold extremely freezing temperatures (-40°C) in Northern Finland and withstand the stress of high ultraviolet radiation in Southern Europe. The expected durability of the film is different for different areas (3-5 years).