Did both mirror caps in an hour
First time wrapping anything. The air channels let you lift it and start again, which is the only reason I got a clean finish.
Air release gloss black vinyl
★★★★★ 143 verified reviews
Channels moulded into the adhesive let trapped air escape as you squeegee, so you can lift a panel and reset it without stretching the film.
Self adhesive vinyl · Air release channel backing · 152cm roll length
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Air release gloss black vinyl for mirror caps, trim strips, roof sections and badge deletes. Channels moulded into the adhesive let trapped air escape as you squeegee, so you can lift a panel and reset it without stretching the film.
Gloss deep enough to read as paint from two metres. Three widths, all 152cm long on the roll.
Free UK delivery, £9 worldwide. Two weeks maximum, tracked. 30 day returns and a 2 year warranty on top of your statutory rights under UK consumer law.
| Film | Self adhesive gloss black vinyl |
|---|---|
| Backing | Air release channels, repositionable while you work |
| Forming | Stretch formable over curves with gentle heat |
| Widths | 10cm, 30cm and 50cm |
| Length | 152cm on every roll |
| Removal | Lifts without residue on factory paint |
| Warranty | 2 years |
A pair of standard mirror caps fits comfortably in the 30cm roll with a little spare. If it is your first attempt, take the 50cm so you can afford a mistake.
Not for flat panels. For anything with a compound curve, yes, gentle heat is what lets the film form without lifting later.
Not on sound factory paint. On resprays or lacquer that is already failing, all wrap film carries a risk.
Two weeks maximum, worldwide. Free in the UK, a flat 9 pounds everywhere else, tracked either way.
First time wrapping anything. The air channels let you lift it and start again, which is the only reason I got a clean finish.
Did the 30cm and just about got the mirrors done with nothing spare. Get the 50 if you're new to it.
Depth of the gloss is genuinely close to the factory black on my car. From a couple of metres you can't tell where the wrap starts.
Fine on the flat, but you'll want a heat gun for anything with a compound curve. That's true of all wrap, not a fault of this one.
There was a crease near the end of the roll where it had been folded in the packaging. Enough usable film left that I didn't bother returning it, but it shouldn't happen.