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Venom Green PPF | Self-Healing TPU Color Film
$260.00 USD
Size: 1.52*3m(5*9.8ft)
Color: Satin Venom Green

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Venom Green PPF | Self-Healing TPU Color Film
$260.00 USD
1.52*3m(5*9.8ft) / Satin Venom Green
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Venom Green is a high-voltage acid green that snaps under sunlight and reads deeper, almost toxic, in shade. It is the kind of color that turns a parked car into a head-turner and makes a moving one impossible to miss. This is the green for people who want their build to look like it bites.

The catch most green films miss is protection. This is real paint protection film, not vinyl. The same layer that lays down that venomous color also takes the rock chips, bug splatter, and road rash so your factory paint stays clean underneath. You get the color you want and a shield you can actually rely on, in one film.

Side-by-side comparison showing Venom Green color PPF protecting paint while plain vinyl wrap only decorates the surface

Key features

  • Self-healing topcoat: minor scratches and swirl marks fade out with heat from the sun or a heat gun.
  • Hydrophobic surface: water and dirt bead off instead of sticking, so the film stays cleaner for longer.
  • Acid rain and oxidation resistant: holds up against acid rain, oxidation and yellowing over years of daily driving.
  • Stain and penetration resistant: bird droppings, tree sap and grease do not soak into the film.
  • Flexible and tear resistant: high elongation and tensile strength let it stretch over curves without cracking.
  • Mirror-gloss finish: the glass-crystal top layer boosts paint depth and gloss by up to 40 percent and smooths out orange peel.
  • Removable adhesive: peels off cleanly with heat, with no glue residue left behind.
  • Bubble-free install: designed to lay flat without bubbling, warping or lifting at the edges.

The Wrapteck 3-layer TPU structure

Diagram of the 3-layer Venom Green TPU paint protection film showing the self-healing topcoat, color TPU layer, and adhesive

Specifications

Material TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane)
Thickness 7.5mil (330 ± 10µm)
Structure 3 layers
Raw material Lubrizol TPU resin
Adhesive Ashland acrylic adhesive
Topcoat Cashew-based coating
Application Wet install
Roll width 1.52m (5ft)
Roll lengths 3m, 6m, 9m and 15m
Warranty 8 years

Lab test report

Test Result Method
Thickness 330 ± 10µm Mitutoyo thickness meter
Elongation at break 100N ASTM D624-2000
Puncture resistance >15N GB/T 10004
Tensile strength 25MPa ASTM D638-2014
Finished film elongation >300% ASTM D882
Max operating temperature 100°C to 120°C GB/T 7141-2008
Anti-yellowing B value <5 GB/T 16422.3-2014, QUV 5000 hours
Adhesive hold strength >2200g GB/T 4851
UV resistance 95% to 98% blocked GB/T 2680
Gloss level 95GU 3NH gloss meter, 60 degree

New to wrapping?

If this is your first film, start with our guide on how to wrap a car. This is a wet-install film, so you can do panels and accents at home, and a professional installer is the safest route for a full-car wrap.
Color pattern Green
Decoration material Vinyl, TPU
Vehicle application area Vinyl, Exterior
Vehicle decor features Scratch resistant, UV resistant, Waterproof, Heat resistant, Easy to apply, Self Healing, Sand Proof, Removable, Stretchable
Vehicle type Car, Recreational vehicle, Watercraft, Van, Truck, SUV, Motorcycle, Golf cart, Mirco, Hatch, Convertible, Coupe, Sedan, Pickck Truck
  • Venom Green PPF | Self-Healing TPU Color Film
  • Venom Green PPF | Self-Healing TPU Color Film
  • Venom Green PPF | Self-Healing TPU Color Film
  • Venom Green PPF | Self-Healing TPU Color Film
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Frequently asked questions

How long does Venom Green PPF last on my car?

With normal driving and basic care you can expect 7 to 10 years from this film, and it is backed by an 8-year warranty. The TPU base and cashew topcoat are built to hold that bright acid green without breaking down, so you get years of color and protection from one install.
What is the difference between Venom Green PPF and a vinyl wrap?

A vinyl wrap only decorates. It changes the look and that is it. Venom Green PPF colors your car the same way but it is also a protective layer, so it absorbs rock chips, bug acid, and light scratches that would otherwise hit your paint. You get the color and a real shield in a single film, not just a sticker.
Does Venom Green PPF really self-heal?

Yes. The topcoat is self-healing, so swirl marks and fine scratches from washing or daily driving disappear with heat. Park it in the sun or pour warm water over the panel and the surface smooths itself back out, keeping that green looking sharp instead of dull and scratched.
Will the Venom Green color fade over time?

This film blocks 95 to 98 percent of UV, which is exactly what burns color out of cheaper wraps. That UV barrier is why the green holds its punch for years instead of going chalky or washed out. Wash it normally and it stays as loud as the day it went on.
Can Venom Green PPF be removed without wrecking my paint?

Yes. The Ashland adhesive is made to come off clean when the film is removed properly, so your factory paint stays intact and ready underneath. It is a great way to run a bold green now and return to stock or switch colors later without committing to a respray.
How much Venom Green film do I need for my car?

The film comes in a 1.52m roll width and you choose your length: 3m, 6m, 9m, or 15m. A few panels like a hood and roof can work with a shorter length, while a full vehicle wrap usually needs the 15m roll. If you are unsure, measure your panels first or order a sample to plan it out.
Can I install Venom Green PPF myself?

Yes, this is a wet-install film, which gives you time to slide it into place and work out bubbles before it sets. Plenty of confident DIY installers do their own panels at home. Flat and gently curved sections are the easiest to start with, and the how-to-wrap guide on this page walks you through the steps.
Will Venom Green look the same in shade as in sunlight?

Not exactly, and that is part of the appeal. In direct sun it lights up into a sharp electric acid green, while in shade or indoors it settles into a deeper, more sinister tone. The color shifts with the light, which keeps it interesting from every angle.

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