Metallic Pearl Purple Car Wrap | Pearlescent Gloss Vinyl

Metallic Pearl Purple Car Wrap | Pearlescent Gloss VinylMetallic Pearl Purple sits at that rare intersection of subtle and show stopping. Under direct sunlight it reads as a deep, luminous violet. Shift the angle even slightly and the pearlescent micro particles catch the light and push the color toward a cool silver lilac, then back again as you move. No factory paint option comes close to that kind of depth without a custom specialist job costing thousands of dollars. This gloss vinyl wraps directly over

Metallic Pearl Purple sits at that rare intersection of subtle and show-stopping. Under direct sunlight it reads as a deep, luminous violet. Shift the angle even slightly and the pearlescent micro-particles catch the light and push the color toward a cool silver-lilac, then back again as you move. No factory paint option comes close to that kind of depth without a custom specialist job costing thousands of dollars.

This gloss vinyl wraps directly over your factory paint, shielding it from everyday scuffs, road grime, and UV while you enjoy a finish that looks completely bespoke. If your plans change, it removes cleanly and your original paint is exactly where you left it.

Key features

• Pearlescent shimmer that shifts from deep violet to silver-lilac as the viewing angle changes
• Gloss finish with a smooth, high-clarity surface that amplifies the pearl color shift
• Polymeric PVC face film (90 micron / 3.7–4.1 mil) for conformability over curves, bumpers, and door handles
• Henkel solvent-based acrylic air-release adhesive (1.6 mil) with micro-channels that let you reposition during install before final set
• Rated from -30 C to +140 C so the film stays stable in cold winters and hot summer sun alike
• Compatible with dry and wet installation methods, giving both experienced installers and first-timers a workable process

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.