Satin Pinot Purple lands somewhere between deep wine and rich grape, a moody purple that stays soft and matte instead of shiny. In low light it reads almost black with a purple soul, then opens up under sun to show its real color. It is the kind of finish that looks expensive without shouting, and it hides light swirls and dust far better than a high-gloss shade.

This is not a vinyl wrap. It is real paint protection film with the color built in, so the same sheet that gives your car this satin purple tone is also taking the rock chips, bug splatter, and wash marks meant for your factory paint. You change the look and shield the panel underneath in one step.

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

Specifications

Lab test report

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.