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You may not see many orange vehicles on the road, but if you think yours would look good in orange, you can go for it with Rwraps™. We offer our heat-conformable 3 mil film in three roll widths (12", 24" and 60") with the adhesive already applied for maximum ease of installation?. You can also enjoy a 3-year warranty against peeling, cracking and fading. UV resistance will also keep your cool orange vehicle looking bright and fresh, and most importantly, unique!

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You may not see many orange vehicles on the road, but if you think yours would look good in orange, you can go for it with Rwraps™. We offer our heat-conformable 3 mil film in three roll widths (12", 24" and 60") with the adhesive already applied for maximum ease of installation?. You can also enjoy a 3-year warranty against peeling, cracking and fading. UV resistance will also keep your cool orange vehicle looking bright and fresh, and most importantly, unique!

Availability: In Stock
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Rwraps™ Gloss Orange Fire Vinyl Features

  • Pressure-sensitive and heat-activated adhesives
  • Dual cast film prevents any discoloring during installation
  • Expected End-Use Life: 5-7 Years
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Rwraps™ Gloss Orange Fire Vinyl Film

Stylize your vehicle without having to spend hundreds of dollars with our affordable wraps. Use our wraps to customize any make, model or year of vehicle. We made installation a walk in the park so you don’t have to waste hours struggling. Not that that has happened before to you. But we wanted to make it easier for you anyway. Just like that, your car, truck, van or SUV will have a brand-new look.

Orange Fire Good Looks

Orange fire is a color that is aptly named because it makes you think of fire. It is a bold color and not for anyone that doesn’t mind standing out. With this fiery color, your vehicle will look bright and energetic as it goes down the road. 3mil thick film clings to your body panels, providing a smooth, clean finish. Our premium quality wraps are durable and will last for years. Unless you become your own enemy and decide to remove it. In that case, we’ll unwillingly help you as our wraps are easy to remove which makes them a great option for leased vehicles.

What is Gloss?

Gloss is the name we have given to our vinyl wraps that are vibrant and pop out. If you want to make a statement or are just tired of dull colors, then this wrap is for you. Combine this feature with your favorite color and see how much better your vehicle looks as a result. If you want something that isn’t as bright, visit our store and choose from hundreds of options. One of them is surely to catch your eye!

Gloss Orange Fire Vinyl Specifications

  • Color: Orange Fire
  • Finish: Gloss   
  • Installation Temperature Range: 75°F to 80°F (24°C to 32°C)
  • End Use Temperature Range: -65°F to 225°F (-60°C to 107°C)
  • Adhesives: Pressure-sensitive, heat-activated
  • Recommended Uses: Automotive, Architectural, Signage
  • Conformability: Flat, compound curves, convex and concave surfaces
  • Thickness: 3 mil
  • Application Type: Dry

No Hassle DIY Good Looks

Our vinyl wraps are made for the everyday DIY person which means that you will have this wrap setup and ready to go just like that. Our Rvinyl™ wraps come with an adhesive backing already applied making the process super easy. No glue or liquids are required so you can stop sweating. Instructions are provided so you won’t have to struggle and figure out what goes where. Before you apply the vinyl, make sure that the surface is clean, flat, and has no holes. Current and late-model vehicles alike can benefit from the fresh and clean high-gloss Orange Fire vinyl wrap.

Share Your End Result with Us

Once you finish installing the wrap, send us high quality pictures and you might be featured on our Instagram and YouTube page. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. For information on other products, visit our website for more information.

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Hi I'm looking for competition orange to wrap my 02 mustang I dont know which orange that yall have its closets to match that color
April 24, 2020 8:56 AM
Benito, Vinyl film manufacutres don't typically offer a color match. I would probably say the best film for our Mustang would be the Gloss Burnt Orange by 3M. 3M 2080 Film Start with a small sheet to make sure it will work for your Ford's wrap. Any questions, feel free and contact us.
April 24, 2020 1:03 PM
I have a 1994 Mustang drag race car, never did a wrap before, couple questions, I have painted cars in the past, have a heat gun, what else do I need and do you have directions for the process? I am looking for a bright gloss tangerine color, the hood and trunk lid will be black, so for the rest of the car how much orange wrap will I need and for thtrunk lid and hood which has a 5 inch cowl scoop how much black will I need? (Not sure on the black, satin, gloss or carbon fiber.) thanks, Neal
August 6, 2023 10:33 AM
Hey Neal, It's awesome that you're looking to wrap your 1994 Mustang drag race car. Wrapping a car can give it a fresh, new look and it's definitely something you can take on if you've painted cars before. Here's a general guide to the process and the materials you will need, and some approximate calculations for the amount of wrap you'll need. Materials: Vinyl Wrap Film: For a bright gloss tangerine color for the body and your choice of black (satin, gloss, or carbon fiber) for the hood and trunk lid. Heat Gun: You mentioned you already have one. Squeegee: Preferably with a felt edge to help smooth out the vinyl. Utility Knife: To trim the vinyl. Primer: Some people use primer to promote adhesion. Surface Cleaner: To remove any dirt, oil, or other residues. Detailing Brushes and Gloves: These will help with the application process. Tape Measure: To get accurate measurements for your vinyl needs. Process: Clean the Car: Thoroughly wash and clean the car to remove any dirt or grime. Measure and Cut the Vinyl: Measure the surfaces you'll be wrapping and cut the vinyl accordingly, adding a few inches for safety. Remove Parts if Necessary: Things like mirrors, handles, etc., can be removed to make the wrapping process easier. Apply Primer if Using: This can help with adhesion. Position the Vinyl: Start with one section, peel the backing, and place the vinyl. Heat and Stretch: Using your heat gun, warm the vinyl to make it more pliable and stretch it over the surface. Squeegee Out Air Bubbles: Start from the center and move outward to remove any air bubbles. Trim Excess: Carefully trim any excess using a utility knife. Repeat: Repeat the process for other parts of the car. Post-Heat: Some professionals post-heat the vinyl to around 180°F to make sure the vinyl has properly adhered. Amount of Vinyl: The amount of vinyl needed depends on the specific dimensions of your vehicle. A 1994 Mustang typically requires around 18-22 yards of vinyl for a complete wrap. For the bright gloss tangerine color (excluding hood and trunk), you'll probably be on the lower end of that range, so around 18 yards. For the black hood and trunk, including a 5-inch cowl scoop: Hood: Around 5 x 6 feet = 30 square feet Trunk Lid: Roughly the same, so another 30 square feet So, for the black areas, you'll need around 60 square feet, or about 7 yards. These are approximate numbers, so I would suggest adding a little extra to be on the safe side. Remember, wrapping a car can be a detailed and time-consuming process, especially the first time you do it. Consider seeking professional help if you're unsure about anything, and always follow the instructions that come with your specific vinyl wrap product. Good luck with the wrap, Neal! It sounds like it's going to look fantastic!
August 18, 2023 11:33 AM