With normal care you can expect 7 to 10 years of service from this film, and it carries an 8-year warranty. The TPU base and cashew topcoat are built to hold the grey color and keep protecting the paint for years, not months.

Vinyl only decorates. It puts color on the surface and that is all it does. AMG Mountain Grey is paint protection film, so it gives you the same matte grey look while the 7.5mil TPU layer absorbs rock chips and scratches that vinyl would let through to your paint. Color plus armor in one film.

Yes. The cashew topcoat is self-healing. Light swirl marks and fine scratches close up on their own with warmth from the sun or some warm water, so the grey finish keeps looking clean without you buffing it out.

The film blocks 95 to 98 percent of UV, which is the main thing that fades color. That UV barrier is why AMG Mountain Grey holds its tone instead of going dull or patchy, and it is part of why the film is backed for 8 years.

Yes. When you want it off, the film lifts away and the Ashland adhesive is made to release without tearing up your factory paint. Since the grey lives in the film and not on your actual paint, your original color is untouched underneath.

The roll is 1.52m wide and comes in 3m, 6m, 9m, and 15m lengths. A few panels like the hood and mirrors take a shorter length, while a full vehicle wrap needs one of the longer rolls. Measure the panels you want covered, add a little for trimming, then pick the length that fits.

Yes, this is a wet-install film, which gives you time to slide it into place and push the slip solution out before it sets. DIYers do panels like hoods, roofs, and mirror caps at home. Full wraps with tight curves are tougher, so for a whole car many people bring in an installer.

It is a deep matte grey. The flat finish is what gives it that muted, factory-performance look rather than a shiny mirror surface, and the self-healing topcoat still protects the color the same way.