TeckWrap
Satin Gunsmoke Grey Vinyl Wrap (ECH02) 1

Description

Most grey wraps either go flat and lifeless or lean hard into a bright metallic shine. Gunsmoke Grey does neither. It holds a soft, hazy graphite tone with just enough metallic depth to keep it from ever looking flat.

Key Attributes:

  • Soft, hazy graphite tone: a muted, smoky grey that stays consistent rather than flashing bright in direct light
  • Quiet metallic depth: a fine silver coating underneath keeps the color from reading flat, without the loud flash of a brighter metallic
  • Satin-over-metalized base: built the same way as TeckWrap's satin chrome line, for depth without a mirror shine
  • Clean chemistry: Henkel solvent-based acrylic adhesive, transparent and weather-resistant, removes residue-free
  • Smooth lay-down: high-grade release liner keeps the film tension-flat, reducing orange-peel texture during install
  • Paint-safe: removable adhesive protects the factory finish underneath

Gunsmoke Grey doesn't chase attention the way a brighter silver does. In any light, it holds a soft, ashy graphite tone, closer to drifting smoke than polished metal. Look closely and there's a quiet metallic shimmer underneath, just enough to keep the color from reading flat or dead, without ever flashing bright the way a liquid-silver metallic does. It's the quieter, more restrained half of TeckWrap's satin-grey lineup, built for owners who want understated over eye-catching.

OEM Match

  • Closest to Mercedes-Benz Selenite Grey
  • Same soft, ashy quality as Porsche Chalk
  • Quieter and more muted than BMW Mineral Grey Metallic
  • Softer than a bright performance-silver metallic

That quiet, understated grey that Mercedes and Porsche reserve for their subtler special colors now fits a Civic, Model Y, or Wrangler just as easily as a C-Class or 911.

Features

Film Construction

  • Film Type: Premium polymeric hybrid vinyl film with air-release channels and Satin finish
  • Film Thickness: 0.11 mm
  • Release Liner: silicone-coated release liner
  • Adhesive: Henkel solvent-based acrylic, ultra-weather-resistant, 12 um dry
  • Roll Width: 5 ft (1.52 m)
  • Full Roll Length: 59 ft (18 m)

Performance

  • Service temperature: -30°C to +45°C
  • Release force: 0.18 N/25mm (standard 0.10-0.30)
  • Initial tack: 1015 g/25mm (standard 800-1500)
  • Peel strength (180°): 8.1 N/25mm (standard >=4.9)
  • Adhesion strength: 70 (standard >=60, no shifting)
  • Aging tested: high and low temperature release without adhesive residue
  • Storage shelf life: 2 years at +10°C to +20°C, 50% RH, dry conditions, away from sunlight

Warranty

  • Built for long-term outdoor use, commonly up to 3 years on vertical panels and around 2 years across a full wrap depending on climate and maintenance.

Application

  • Application temperature: +17°C to +23°C
  • Tools: squeegee with buffer, knife, masking tape, heat gun, magnets, gloves, IR thermometer
  • Conformability: smooth and medium-curved surfaces
  • Post-heat: 90-100°C
  • Cure: 24 hrs above 10°C; 48 hrs at room temperature recommended
  • Overlap: 3-4 mm
  • Non-directional film.
  • Clean, degrease, and dry the surface before installation.
  • Remove the protective cap or PET protective layer before applying heat.
  • Aftercare: use pH-neutral products and avoid hot wax or strong solvents.

Disclaimer

TeckWrap statements, technical information, and recommendations are based on product testing believed to be reliable, but they do not guarantee identical results in every installation environment. The buyer should confirm suitability for the intended vehicle and use.

Screen images may vary from the physical film. Always check a real color swatch before ordering, and use rolls from the same production LOT for full-wrap color consistency.

Film performance depends on storage, surface preparation, installation method, climate, and maintenance. Scratches during installation or daily use, labor, transportation, and consequential damages are not covered by standard product warranty.

How TeckWrap compares

Not all film is the same

Cheap film won't last a season. Legacy brands charge a brand premium. TeckWrap sits in the middle: professional-grade film at an honest price.

The cheap way

Budget Film

Saves money up front, then bubbles, fades and cracks within a season.

  • — TPH or PVC construction
  • — 6 mil or less
  • — No reliable self healing
  • — No dependable warranty or paint-safe removal

The smart way

TeckWrap Film

Professional-grade film at an honest price. Reversible and paint-safe.

  • ✓ Proven TPU or polymeric film chemistry
  • ✓ Published thickness and performance
  • ✓ Heat self-healing options
  • ✓ Warranty backed and paint-safe removal

The legacy way

Legacy Brand Film

Comparable film, but you pay a brand premium.

  • — Comparable film chemistry
  • — Premium pricing by product tier
  • — Self-healing and weather resistance
  • — Installer-network warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this calendered film, and does that make it a budget product?

No. Cast and calendered are manufacturing methods, not quality grades. Choose the construction that fits the vehicle and use.

Does a wrap protect my paint?

It helps against UV, road film and light contact. For stone-chip and impact protection, use PPF.

Do I have to buy all the film at once?

Yes. Order the whole job plus about 20 percent from one production batch for color consistency.

Can I wrap over a respray?

Only when the paint is fully cured and sound. Test repaired paint before installation.

Should I ceramic coat it?

Optional, but useful for cleaning and stain resistance. Use a coating formulated for vinyl wrap.

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