Imperial Blue (VCH420-M) Vinyl Wrap

Description

The Finish That Stops Traffic
You’ve seen chrome. You’ve seen matte. But until now, you’ve never seen them move together like liquid metal.

Introducing Imperial Blue (VCH420-M) Matte Chrome. This isn’t just another color-change wrap. It’s a fluid hybrid that takes the high-gloss reflectivity of a true chrome and runs it through a silky, low-gloss matte finish. The result? A finish that looks expensive because it is-yet comes with the installation ease you demand.

A Shade That Shifts With the Light. Forget flat blue. Forget basic gloss. In overcast weather, Imperial Blue settles into a deep, steely indigo that feels understated and refined. But the moment the sun hits it? That’s when it wakes up. The matte chrome effect creates a bright, mirror-like sheen that accentuates every curve, vent, and body line on the vehicle.

Whether you’re wrapping a wide-body Lambo or refreshing a daily driver, this film gives you a finish that looks like a million bucks-without the show-car maintenance headaches.

Engineered for the Installer, Built for the Road
We know that a wrap is only as good as how it lays down. That’s why this film is manufactured using our advanced technology.

• Conformability: It bites into deep recesses, aggressive bumpers, and door handles without lifting. If you can imagine the curve, this film can stretch into it.
• Air Release: The proprietary air-egress technology means bubbles are a non-issue. Lay it down fast, smooth it out faster, and move on to your next project.
• Removability: When your client is ready for a new look, this film comes off cleanly without leaving adhesive residue behind, protecting the factory paint underneath.

Ready to Elevate Your Inventory?
Don’t let your customers settle for the same satin blacks and gloss reds they see everywhere else. Give them a finish that sparks the question, “Wait, what color is that?” Order your Imperial Blue today.

Specifications

Conformable and flexible hybrid material. Designed for car wrapping (the smooth or medium curved surface).

• The thickness of the film(um): 128
• The thickness of the release liner(um): 179
• Type of film: Polymeric vinyl film (silver coating) with new air-release channels
• Series: 180 series
• Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic adhesive, transparent, ultra-weather-resistant, viscosity 1000~3000cps, thickness 12 μm dry
• Release liner: Felix Schoeller Release Liner / 20-104-20-1,9 printed, double side PE coated Kraft. One side solventless silicone-coated, air release (ISO 9001, ISO 140001, OHSAS 18001)
• Storing period: 2 years if stored in +10°С to +20°С, relative humidity 50%, in original package, away from direct sunlight, in a clean and dry place.
• Durability/Warranty: Datasheet (Click the link)
• Release force (N/25mm): Standart: 0.10-0.30, Result:0,1 (23℃,54%H)
• Initial Tack(g/25mm): Testing method: GB31125-2014: Standart 800-1500, Result: 822  (23℃,54%H)
• 180° Peel strength (N/25mm): Testing Method: GB/T2792-1998: Standart ≥6.8, Result: 10,66  (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
• Package: Roll width 152 cm, length 18 or 23m

Install tips:

• Temperature: +17-18°С, usage from -35°С to +35°С
• Tools: Standard squeegee with soft (wet) buffer
• Conformability: smooth and medium curved surface
• Directional: yes
• Overlap width: 3-4mm
• Post heating: 90 Celcius

Disclaimer

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 to complete a wrap job, as a slight batch-to-batch variation of color may occur. One needs to handle metalized films carefully as the appearance of the metalized layer could change upon crumpling, overstretching, or too strong heating. The film may scratch during the application or a day in and out use. The warranty does not cover the scratching of the film.