What is the difference between vinyl wrap and PPF?
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Vinyl wrap is primarily for colour change and aesthetics — it covers your vehicle in a new colour or finish. PPF is a clear or coloured urethane film designed to protect your paint from rock chips, scratches, and UV damage. You can use both: PPF underneath for protection, vinyl wrap on top for colour.
What VLT percentages are available for window films?
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TeckWrap window films are available in 5%, 15%, 20%, 30%, and 70% VLT across our Zenith, Fortis, and Helios Nano Optical series. We also offer specialty tints including Cosmic Purple and Sunset Pink. Check local legal requirements before tinting — permitted VLT varies significantly by country and by which window is being treated.
Are TeckWrap products certified and compliant?
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Yes. TeckWrap products comply with RoHS and REACH standards. Our films are UV resistant and meet international quality and safety requirements for all major markets including the EU, US, and Asia-Pacific. Documentation is available on request for tender and compliance purposes.
What is air-release technology and why does it matter?
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Our adhesive is embossed with microscopic channels that let trapped air escape as you squeegee, rather than forming bubbles you have to pierce and chase. In practice it means faster installation on large flat panels, less relifting, and a cleaner finish for installers who are still building their technique.
How do I know I have received genuine TeckWrap film?
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Every genuine roll carries an authenticity verification code. Counterfeit film is a real problem in this industry and it fails in ways that damage the installer's reputation, not just ours. If a code does not verify, contact us with your supplier details.