Venom Green Chrome Metallic Car Wrap | Super Chrome Vinyl

Venom Green Chrome Metallic Car Wrap | Super Chrome VinylVenom Green Super Chrome Metallic is the shade that sits between a deep gloss metallic and a full mirror chrome. Under direct light it flares into a sharp, chrome like brilliance. In shade it settles into a rich, venomous green that still moves and shifts with every angle. If you want a finish that draws a crowd without the full on liquid mirror look, this is it. The wrap is built on a polymeric PVC face film bonded through a double layer lamination

Venom Green Super Chrome Metallic is the shade that sits between a deep gloss metallic and a full mirror chrome. Under direct light it flares into a sharp, chrome-like brilliance. In shade it settles into a rich, venomous green that still moves and shifts with every angle. If you want a finish that draws a crowd without the full-on liquid-mirror look, this is it.

The wrap is built on a polymeric PVC face film bonded through a double-layer lamination process, which is what drives that chrome-metallic intensity. Solvent-based acrylic adhesive with air-release channels makes the film forgiving during install, and the PET plastic release liner keeps the adhesive surface clean and consistent right up to the moment you apply it.

Key features

• Super chrome metallic finish: double-layer lamination process amplifies the chrome-like catch-the-light effect far beyond standard gloss metallic.
• Polymeric PVC face film: a conformable PVC layer gives the film the flexibility needed for bumpers, mirrors, and complex curves.
• Air-release adhesive: solvent-based acrylic adhesive with micro air channels lets you reposition and squeegee out bubbles without trapping air.
• PET plastic release liner: the PET liner protects the adhesive until install and peels away cleanly without leaving residue on the backing.
• Wide temperature tolerance: rated from -30 C to +140 C, so it holds through cold winters and hot summer panels without lifting at edges.
• Dry or wet install: works with both application methods, giving installers the flexibility to choose the technique that suits the panel size.

Specifications

New to wrapping?

If this is your first wrap, our guide on how to wrap a car covers the prep, heat-gun technique, and edge-tucking that chrome finishes need. Chrome vinyl is less forgiving than matte, so professional install is the safest route for a full-car job.