Enhance the appearance of your beloved car with TPU Racing Orange Film. The TPU Racing Orange offers a high-gloss finish characteristic of vinyl wrap gloss car auto wrap, presenting a vibrant color that exudes dynamic energy. It highlights the vehicle's body lines, making it highly recognizable on the road and effortlessly showcasing a unique personality.
The car wrap’s long-lasting ruggedness relies entirely on the strong support of ppf paint protection film self healing technology. Minor daily scratches vanish with a gentle wipe, leaving not a single trace behind. The tpu film features a tough, wear and scratch-resistant construction, and the ppf paint protection film self healing capability also provides powerful defense against scuffs and UV ray blocking, building a solid protective barrier for your original paintwork—you can race ahead without fear of all kinds of minor damages on the road.
The material is soft and flexible, easy to apply without bubbles, leaves no residue when removed. With dimensions of 1.52 meters × 15 meters, it is suitable for most vehicle models. Combining three core advantages, it balances aesthetics and practicality, making it suitable for both personal and professional scenarios.
How Much Vinyl Do I Need?
The two primary factors to consider when deciding how much vinyl you need to wrap your car are vehicle size and wrap area.
Vehicle Size
Whether you drive a truck, car, SUV or 18-wheeler, the amount of wrap you need depends on your vehicle size. For example, you will need about 50 feet of vinyl to wrap your average car and up to 75 feet of vinyl to wrap a SUV. Here's a ballpark idea of how much vinyl each vehicle type requires for a full wrap:
Motorcycles and ATVs: 10 feet
Golf carts, small boats and smart cars: 30 feet
Convertible small coupes: 40 feet
Coupes and small passenger cars: 45 feet
Standard sedans and large coupes: 50 feet
SUVs and large luxury sedans: 50 feet to 75 feet
Trucks, trailers and vans: 50 feet to 100 feet
Large trucks, buses, boats and airplanes: 100 feet to 300 feet
