Grey Blue Diamond Car Wrap | Matte Vinyl

Grey Blue Diamond Car Wrap | Matte VinylThe Grey to Blue Diamond wrap moves between cool steel grey and a deep shifting blue depending on where the light hits. Tiny diamond micro flakes sit in the matte film and catch the sun at every angle, so the car never looks the same twice. Park it in shade and it reads slate grey. Pull into direct sun and that blue starts to bleed through the surface like a storm rolling in off the coast. This film goes over your factory paint and protects it from

The Grey to Blue Diamond wrap moves between cool steel grey and a deep shifting blue depending on where the light hits. Tiny diamond micro-flakes sit in the matte film and catch the sun at every angle, so the car never looks the same twice. Park it in shade and it reads slate grey. Pull into direct sun and that blue starts to bleed through the surface like a storm rolling in off the coast.

This film goes over your factory paint and protects it from the daily wear of grit, dust, UV rays, and casual contact while the colour does its work. When you want to go back to stock or try something new, it peels away cleanly without leaving residue on sound paint. Getting a two-tone diamond gradient sprayed by a body shop would cost thousands and lock you in permanently. This gives you the same head-turning effect without touching the original finish.

Key features

• Diamond micro-flake gradient that shifts from steel grey to deep blue as the viewing angle changes
• Matte finish with no gloss or shine — flat, aggressive surface with serious depth from the embedded flakes
• Polymeric vinyl with air-release adhesive channels for bubble-free installation, wet or dry
• Shields factory paint from everyday contact, grit, and UV exposure without any permanent alteration
• Removes cleanly from sound, properly cured paint with no residue left behind
• Matte care: hand wash only with a soft mitt and gentle car shampoo — never wax, polish, or machine-buff this finish

How wrapteck specialty wraps work

Specifications

New to wrapping?

If this is your first wrap, start with our guide on how to wrap a car. The air-release adhesive makes panels and accents very DIY friendly, and a professional installer is the safest route for a full-car wrap.