SKU: CG57-HD-5M

Super Gloss Vibrant Blue Vinyl Wrap (CG57-HD)

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Description

Vibrant Blue is pure, loud, and unapologetically electric. It's a saturated cobalt with very little grey in it, a vivid blue that stays pure without ever drifting cyan or turquoise. The gloss amplifies everything: reflections come on strong, the surface gains an arcade-like liquid depth, and the whole thing reads like racing-game hypercar blue or modern synthetic performance paint. Most bright blues go toy-like or cheap; this one stays sharp and performance-focused, loud without going pastel. The finish matters more than usual here. The intensity lives in the wet, liquid reflections, so a satin version would lose the entire effect. This color needs the gloss.

Unlike the deep metallic blues in the Galaxy range, this is a pure pigment color, all saturated depth and no aluminum flake, which is exactly what gives it that clean digital sharpness. It's the motorsport electric blue of the lineup, built for performance and tuner-culture cars: a BMW M3 or M4, a Toyota GR Supra or GR86, a Nissan GT-R or Z, a Honda Civic Type R or Integra Type S, a Porsche 911 GT3 or Cayman GT4 with black accents, a Subaru WRX STI, a Jaguar F-Type, an Audi RS3 or RS5, or a Lexus RC F.On OEM references it tracks BMW Yas Marina Blue most closely, with Jaguar Ultra Blue and a more saturated Porsche Shark Blue alongside.

Key attributes:

  • Super Gloss HD vinyl wrap, saturated electric cobalt with wet-paint depth and digital sharpness
  • Premium polymeric hybrid film with air-release channels
  • Henkel solvent-based acrylic adhesive, transparent, ultra-weather-resistant, removable
  • High-grade PET release liner for smooth finish and adhesive protection
  • Conformable to curves, mirrors, and recessed panels
  • Safe removable adhesive, protects factory paint underneath

Features

Film construction

  • Film type: Premium polymeric hybrid with air-release channels and Super Gloss HD finish
  • Film thickness: 110 µm
  • Liner thickness: 142 µm plastic (HD high-gloss)
  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, ultra-weather-resistant, viscosity 1000–3000 cps, 12 µm dry
  • Top layer: PET protective layer (peel before heating)
  • Roll width: 152 cm (5 ft)
  • Full roll length: 18 m or 23 m

Performance

  • Release force: 0.18 N/25mm (standard 0.10–0.30)
  • Initial tack: 1015 g/25mm (standard 800–1500, GB31125-2014)
  • Peel strength (180°): 8.1 N/25mm (standard ≥4.9, GB/T2792-1998)
  • Adhesion strength: 70 (standard ≥60, no shifting, GB/T4851-1998)
  • Aging tested: -65°C to +65°C, no residue
  • Storage shelf life: 2 years at +10°C to +20°C, 50% RH, dry conditions, away from sunlight.

Application
  • Apply at +17°C to +23°C
  • Service range: -30°C to +45°C
  • Soft squeegee with buffer
  • Conformability: smooth and medium-curved surfaces
  • Post-heat: 95–100°C (gloss finish)
  • Overlap: 3–4 mm
  • Non-directional film
  • Remove protective cap before install
  • Aftercare: pH-neutral products only, avoid hot wax or strong solvents

Disclaimer

All TeckWrap statements, technical information, and recommendations are based on tests believed to be reliable but do not constitute a guarantee or warranty. All products are sold with the understanding that the buyer has independently determined the suitability of products for their purpose.

TeckWrap products are warranted to be free of defects in material for the period of shelf life. In case of defects, TeckWrap will replace the product or compensate at its sole discretion. This is the exclusive obligation of TeckWrap Inc.

Warranty does not cover normal wear, transportation, labor, or consequential damages.

Screen images may vary, refer to physical color swatches. Use same production LOT for color consistency. Scratches during application or daily use are not covered.

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