Customized BMW film

Film Thickness: 3.6 – 4.1 mil

Adhesive Thickness: 1.6 mil

Total Thickness: Approx. 5.2 – 5.7 mil

Film Type: Hybrid

Release Liner: PET

Protective Liner: PET

Adhesive Type: Low - Medium Tack

Technology: Air Release Technology

Removability: Long-Term

Application Method: Dry Application Only

Recommended Installation Temperature: 70°F – 80°F (24°C – 26.5°C)

Post-Heating Temperature: 175°F – 212°F (79.5°C – 100°C)

Conformability: Suitable for flat surfaces, rivets, simple and compound curves, corrugations, extreme convex and concave areas

Directional Use: Some vinyl films are directional.

Chemical Resistance: Resistant to most mild acids, mild alkalis, and salts

To be eligible for a return, please ensure the following conditions are met:

Timeframe:

Returns must be requested within 7 days of receiving your order.

Product Condition:

The roll must be unused and in its original condition.

If the material has been unrolled, re-taped incorrectly, or cut, a restocking fee will be applied based on the damage or missing material.

Packaging:

The roll must be returned securely taped and inside the original packaging.

Shipping:

Shipping fees are non-refundable.

Customers are responsible for return shipping unless the item is defective.

If a product is confirmed to be defective, we will provide a prepaid return label.

There is no restocking fee if the product is unopened or the roll was not unrolled.

5ft X 58ft(60‘’ X 58ft)

Wrap Films aren’t meant to be applied and ignored. Just like factory paint, they require proper care and routine maintenance to stay vibrant and last as long as possible.

Protecting Your Wrap

The most critical factor in preserving your wrap is shielding it from UV rays. Constant sun exposure breaks down the material over time, causing fading, cracking, and peeling.

To maintain color and finish:

Wash the wrap regularly (see care tips below)

Keep the surface free of dirt, pollutants, and contaminants

Apply a vinyl-safe ceramic coating or detail spray for added UV protection

Vinyl is not permanent. While wraps typically last 3 to 5 years, long-term exposure and poor maintenance can make them difficult to remove and shorten their life significantly.

How Long Will My Wrap Last?

Lifespan varies based on environment, color type, and care:

In mild climates, garage-kept:

Gloss & Matte Colors: Up to 3+ years

Pearlescent, Color-Shifting, Pastel: Up to 2+ years

Bright/Fluorescent/Chrome Finishes: Up to 1+ year

In harsh climates, daily drivers, non-garaged:

Gloss & Matte Colors: Up to 2+ years

Pearlescent, Color-Shifting, Pastel: Up to 1+ year

Bright/Fluorescent/Chrome Finishes: Up to 1 year or less

Will Wrapping Affect My Paint?

Wraps can provide basic paint coverage, but they aren’t designed as a paint protection solution. If you're looking for long-term protection, PPF (Paint Protection Film) is the better option.

Potential risks during installation or removal:

Vehicles over 5 years old

Repainted panels or poor factory paint

Rock chips, rust, or weak clear coat

Harsh sun/chemical exposure

Improper removal techniques

Most professional installers won’t guarantee results on repainted or damaged surfaces. If bare metal is exposed, it should be primed before wrapping to prevent rust under the vinyl.

Proactive Wrap Care

Ceramic Coating

A quality vinyl-safe ceramic coating offers extra protection from the sun and environmental damage. It’s especially effective for extending the color vibrancy and life of your wrap.

Professional installation is recommended

Matte wraps can be coated, but some shine may occur

Always confirm that the coating is safe for vinyl

Parking & Environmental Exposure

Outdoor parking exposes your vehicle to:

Intense UV radiation

Bird droppings, insect stains

Pollen, smog, acid rain

Salt (roads or coastal areas)

Ash and debris

Prevent damage by parking in a garage or shade and using a breathable car cover when possible. Wash off contaminants quickly to avoid staining or surface breakdown.

Washing Guidelines

Routine Cleaning

Frequency: Weekly or as needed

Method: Hand wash only

Tools: Vinyl-safe car soap, microfiber mitt, 2-bucket system

Drying: Use a clean microfiber towel

Avoid: Washing in direct sunlight

Avoid These Methods

🚫 Drive-through car washes: Harsh chemicals and brushes can damage the wrap

🚫 Touchless car washes: High-pressure jets can lift edges

Spot Cleaning & Stains

For tough spots (bird droppings, bug splatter, etc.):

Mix 70% isopropyl alcohol with water

Rinse thoroughly afterward

Avoid cleaning under direct sunlight or when wrap is hot

Test products on a small hidden area first

Do not use:

Solvents or oil-based cleaners

Carnauba wax products

Oven, engine, or household cleaners

Fuel Spills

Wipe off immediately with a damp cloth, then wash the area properly as soon as possible.

Discoloration or Browning

Brown or rust-colored staining usually results from acidic pollution. If this appears, remove and replace the affected panel to protect the paint underneath.

Caring for Matte Vinyl Wraps

Matte finishes need special care:

Use matte-specific soaps and detailers

Avoid waxes or coatings that add gloss

Wash gently using microfiber tools and the two-bucket method

Final Tip！！！

The key to maximizing your vinyl wrap’s lifespan is regular maintenance, proactive care, and UV protection. A wrap can be a powerful way to express your style—but like any high-end finish, it requires proper care to stay looking its best.