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FINEWRAP / MATERIALS & SPECIFICATIONS

Know what’s beneath the color.

A material name is a starting point. Read the construction, installation requirements and intended use together to find the right film for your project.

TPU

Thermoplastic polyurethane

The base material listed for the existing Color PPF range. Confirm the coating, adhesive, thickness, installation and warranty for the specific SKU.

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TPH

Ask about the construction

For a TPH requirement, share your application. The commercial name alone does not establish composition, performance or availability.

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PVC

Polyvinyl chloride

Review cast or calendered construction, adhesive and intended use. Ask about availability if your project requires a PVC option.

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CHECK THE SPECIFIC PRODUCT

Six details worth asking about.

Product type and material describe different things. The existing Color PPF range lists TPU. Confirm substrate, dimensions and documentation separately for Vinyl Wrap and Clear PPF, and tell us which material you require.

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Construction & coating

Request the specific product structure, including the base film, top coating and adhesive.

Thickness & what is measured

Confirm units, tolerance and whether adhesive is included. 7.5 mil is approximately 190.5 μm; the conversion does not establish the thickness of every product.

Surface appearance

Gloss, matte and satin describe different appearances. Instrumental gloss results also need a test method, unit and measurement angle.

Self-healing & hardness

Hardness is not a self-healing test. Ask about the scratch type, temperature, time and procedure behind a healing claim.

Installation & care

Confirm wet or dry application, installation temperature, heating and care instructions for the particular film.

Durability & warranty

Distinguish test results, expected use and limited warranty coverage. Review conditions and the after-sales process.

Compare first. Confirm with a sample.

Start with colors you like, then review the matching specifications and physical samples.