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Satin Navy Black Vinyl Wrap (ECH15) - 5ft x 16ft (1.52 x 5m) / Navy Black (ECH15) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Satin Navy Black Vinyl Wrap (ECH15) - 5ft x 16ft (1.52 x 5m) / Navy Black (ECH15) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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.
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.
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.
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How TeckWrap compares
Cheap film won't last a season. Legacy brands charge a brand premium. TeckWrap sits in the middle: professional-grade film at an honest price.
The cheap way
Saves money up front, then bubbles, fades and cracks within a season.
Price per roll
✕$80 to $350 per roll. Cheap upfront, then you pay a shop to strip it.
Film construction
✕Monomeric calendered vinyl. Shrinks back off the edges within months.
Release liner
✕Paper liner. Curls in storage and telegraphs into the finish.
Adhesive system
✕Rubber based. Grabs on contact and leaves residue on removal.
Warranty and removal
✕None stated, or a term with nothing behind it.
Color and finish range
✕A short list of solids. Color drifts between production batches.
Professional-grade film at an honest price. Reversible, paint-safe, and color-shifting.
Price per roll
From $399 per roll, enough film to cover a standard sedan.
Film construction
High-grade polymeric multilayered hybrid vinyl with built in air release.
Release liner
Plastic PET release liner, holds the film tension flat for clean gloss off the roll.
Adhesive system
Henkel solvent acrylic. Repositions during install, peels back paint safe.
Warranty and removal
3 years vertical, rated by climate zone and panel. Claims paid.
Color and finish range
Over 220 colors in gloss, satin, matte, metallic, chrome, color shift.
See the finish in person before you commit.
The legacy way
Comparable film, but you pay a brand premium.
Price per roll
✕$600 to $900 or more per roll for the same coverage.
Film construction
–Comparable construction, priced as if the badge were a material.
Release liner
–Same plastic liner standard, at roughly double the roll price.
Adhesive system
–Same acrylic chemistry class, with a brand premium on top.
Warranty and removal
–Long headline term. Read the exclusion list before you trust it.
Color and finish range
✕Solid core range, thin on color shift and specialty finishes.