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Way back in the day, the only time you'd see anything approaching a satin finish was when someone had primed their car or truck before painting it. Jump to the 21st century, and the satin look is enjoying a bit of a moment among car enthusiasts. The satin, dipped look is all the rage right now, but what's the difference between satin and matte vinyl wraps? And how can you customize your car to stay on trend?
Also known as flat, matte finishes have a low gloss percentage. In other words, matte vinyl doesn't reflect much light. Due to this, they are excellent for hiding any surface imperfections on the area to be wrapped. Despite this, they are the most challenging type of finish to clean, so a matte finish is best suited for areas with less traffic.
Satin vinyl finishes are a bit glossier than matte. Satin film is durable and easy to clean, making it applicable to various high traffic areas like interior trim and dash wraps. Besides the interior , the satin finish can also be used outside as complete color change or partial wraps due to its more resilient nature. Since cleaning it is relatively straightforward, satin is the best finish for high-traffic areas. However, it must be carefully applied because it doesn't hide imperfections very well.
Vinyl car wraps have revolutionized the ways you can enhance your vehicle. In just minutes, you can instantly improve the style of nearly any make, model and year. If complete vehicle customization is the name of the game, you can't go wrong applying matte vinyl wraps to any element of your car.
Whether you're completing a whole interior and exterior makeover or adding a few style tweaks here and there, you can instantly improve the look of your ride with matte vinyl wraps.
We know there are two types of car owners. One type loves to spend lavish amounts of money and time turning their rides into their dream cars. The other type appreciates a highly styled vehicle, but would prefer not to get too hands-on with upgrades or enhancements. Regardless of what type of car owner you are, we think you should know customizing your car with satin vinyl wraps is one of the easiest, most affordable ways to transform your ride.
Some people hesitate when they see the term "DIY." Unlike many other projects, however, installing satin vinyl wraps on your vehicle is as straightforward as it gets. Our satin vinyl wraps aren't your ordinary adhesives. We only stock satin wraps from the most reliable, capable manufacturers. Each brand sets standards throughout the industry, not only in quality and appearance, but also in ease of installation and removal. With the right tools and attention to detail, anyone can apply satin vinyl wraps to their interior or exterior.
To install a satin vinyl wrap, you'll need a heat gun, a utility knife and some taping supplies, as well as a little skill and patience. An extra set of hands wouldn't hurt, either, if it's your first time. To begin, thoroughly wash the area you plan on wrapping. Whether it's the interior or the exterior, you want to ensure there's no wax, debris or any other residue. Remove rust or other imperfections as well.
As you apply the wrap to the surface, do so slowly, only a few inches at a time. The good news is that you can easily peel it back and reapply it if you make a mistake. Even in the worst-case scenarios, these films are so inexpensive that you won't dent your budget if you happen to ruin your first roll. When you've covered an area completely, cut the excess off with your utility knife.
When you're upgrading your vehicle, you know you need quality inside and out. If it's your first time applying a satin vinyl wrap to your car, you may be wondering which companies can provide a high-quality wrap that looks great without breaking the bank. Our Rwrapsâ„¢Satin films are similar to Avery Dennison's SW900 wraps which are 3.2 mil. thick and are designed using mutli-cast vinyl. our new series of satin vinyl wraps provides the soft look you want, while being durable enough to last. Whether you're a DIY installer or a pro, you'll be hard-pressed to find a satin wrap that is easier to use, cheaper to purchase and all-around better in nearly every application. Satin Rwraps are available in the following colors:
If you show us your car, we'll show you the perfect vinyl wrap for it. But our satin and other vinyl wrap varieties have many more uses than automotive applications. Because of their ease of installation and removal — not to mention their protective properties — you can use satin vinyl wraps nearly anywhere. Our customers have applied our DIY wraps to various creative projects:
Our satin vinyl wraps can instantly transform any project, even on a shoestring budget.
Rvinyl is your direct source for the best satin car wraps on the market. Our selection of satin vinyl wraps is second to none. With so many colors to choose from, you'll have no trouble finding the perfect wrap that fits your unique style. As you pick out satin wraps, be sure to consider multiple color combinations for your interior and exterior. After all, when complete customization is the name of the game, you shouldn't feel limited to only one satin vinyl wrap!
And, once your wrap project is complete, be sure to send in photos and videos for our promo rebate. Once approved, we'll send you a store credit code for use on future purchases.
Gives that fighter pilot feeling. Or a stock frame before being painted.
Quality of the product was great. Used this to make a large graphic for a customer who will be installing this when delivered. Couldn't be happier.