Vehicle Wrapping Film
Highly customizable with extensive freedom to effortlessly create your unique style. Lower cost and easier installation deliver far superior value compared to traditional spray painting, making it suitable for diverse vehicle usage scenarios.
Customization
Thermal-sensitive film
When the temperature reaches 30°-40°, the custom pattern will appear, offering a high degree of personalization. You can customize it with your favorite design.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Vinyl Car Wrap?
Vinyl car wrap is a popular method of customizing the appearance of a vehicle. It involves covering the exterior of the car with a specially designed vinyl material that can come in a variety of colors and finishes. Vinyl car wraps are a great way to give your car a unique look without having to undergo a complete paint job. They are also a great option for those who want to protect their car's original paint job from wear and tear. In this article, we will explore the benefits of vinyl car wraps and how they can enhance the appearance of your vehicle.
What is a custom vehicle body design?
Vehicle body wraps feature custom designs tailored to each model, extending from the hood to both sides and the rear, offering high aesthetic appeal.
What is a thermochromic film?
Thermochromic films change color based on the temperature at the application site, typically between 30°C and 40°C. The base film is usually black, and when heated to the required temperature, it reveals your custom design.
What is the service life?
Standard color-changing films typically last 3 to 5 years, while custom patterns last about 1 year. Due to their physical properties, thermochromic films last approximately 3 months. Research is currently underway to extend their service life.
What are our future research directions?
Bold innovation—could there be a possibility that electro-optical films could achieve the dynamic visual effects seen in videos?