SKU: VCH420-S-18M

Satin Lapis Blue Vinyl Wrap (VCH420-S)

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Description

Lapis Blue saves its best for after dark. In daylight it's a deep cobalt with an almost-anodized satin metallic depthm electric blue and violet flashing across the highlights, midnight navy holding in the shadows. Come nightfall it goes properly electric, a liquid sapphire that grabs every streetlight and headlight, while the satin keeps it vivid instead of letting it tip into cheap candy.

Key Attributes

  • Cobalt by day, electric by night: a deep cobalt base with electric blue and violet highlights and midnight-navy shadows that lifts to liquid sapphire the moment artificial light hits it.
  • Anodized satin metal: a silver-coated metalized film beneath the blue tint gives an anodized, forged-metal depth, reflective, but held to a satin sheen rather than a glossy candy shine.
  • Directional and delicate: as a metalized film it's directional and needs a careful hand, orient every panel the same way, and avoid the crumpling, overstretching, or excess heat that can mark the metal layer.
  • Lays flat, less orange peel: a high-grade release liner drops the film down smooth, and Henkel solvent acrylic adhesive with air-release channels clears trapped air across large panels.
  • Paint-safe removal: weatherproof through the life of the wrap and heat-removable, lifting cleanly and leaving the factory paint underneath untouched.

This is a blue built for movement and low light. In flat daylight it holds a deep, serious cobalt with a shimmer that reads almost anodized, roll it under streetlights, garage lighting, or passing headlights and it wakes into a vivid electric sapphire, blue and violet chasing each other across the panels. The shadows never fully let go of that midnight navy, so even at its brightest it keeps depth rather than going flat and neon. 

OEM Match

  • Closest to a darkened BMW Yas Marina Blue, the same electric-blue energy, dialed deeper.
  • Shares the vivid character of Porsche Shark Blue, with added metallic depth.
  • Reads like a modernized Audi Nogaro Blue, that deep blue-violet RS tone.
  • Same performance-blue family as Corvette Elkhart Lake Blue.
  • Brighter and more electric than a restrained executive navy like BMW Tanzanite Blue.

These are the loud, special-order performance blues that live on M-cars, RS builds, and GT specials. TeckWrap Lapis Blue puts that under-the-streetlights electric cobalt on an M4, a 911, a GT-R, an RS6, or any car that never offered it and it earns its keep after dark.

Features

Film Construction

  • Film Type: Polymeric hybrid film with silver coating and air-release channels
  • Series: 180 series
  • Film Thickness: 0.15 mm
  • Backing Liner Thickness: 0.13 mm
  • Total Thickness (with liner): 0.28 mm
  • Liner: Felix Schoeller 20-104-20-1,9, double-sided PE-coated Kraft, one side solventless silicone-coated, air-release (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001)
  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, transparent, ultra-weather-resistant, viscosity 1000–3000 cps, 12 µm dry
  • Finish: Satin, directional
  • Roll Width: 5 ft (1.52 m)
  • Full Roll Length: 59 ft (18 m)

Performance

  • Service range: -35°C to +35°C
  • 180° peel strength: 10.66 N/25mm (standard ≥6.8)
  • Initial tack: 822 g/25mm (standard 800–1500)
  • Release force: 0.1 N/25mm (standard 0.10–0.30)
  • Adhesion: 70, no shifting (standard ≥60)
  • Aging tested +65°C and -65°C: no adhesive residue
  • Storage: 2 years at +10°C to +20°C, 50% RH, in original package, away from direct sunlight

Warranty

  • Built for long-term outdoor use, up to 3 years outdoor durability on vertical panels and around 2 years across a full wrap, depending on climate zone. Heat-removable, with minimal adhesive residue when removed within the recommended three years.
  • Metalized films require careful handling. The appearance of the metalized layer can change with crumpling, overstretching, or excessive heat. The film may scratch during application or daily use. The warranty does not cover the scratching of the film.

Application
  • Apply at +17°C to +23°C
  • Tools: soft squeegee with buffer, knife, masking tape, heat gun, magnets, gloves, IR thermometer, IR heater
  • Conformability: smooth and medium-curved surfaces, avoid overstretching
  • Directional film, check orientation before cutting
  • Overlap: 3–4 mm
  • Post-heat: 95°C
  • Cure time: 24 hours above 15°C; 48 hours at room temperature recommended for maximum adhesive activation
  • Handle the satin chrome surface carefully; it can scratch during installation

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 the products for their purpose.
TeckWrap products are warranted to be free of defects in materials for the shelf life period. 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 the same production LOT for color consistency. Film must be stored without the protective layer to prevent tunneling. Scratches during application or daily use are not covered.

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