Diamond Micro Celadon Green Car Wrap | Gloss Vinyl

Diamond Micro Celadon Green Car Wrap | Gloss VinylCeladon green sits in a rare space between sage and seafoam, and the diamond micro flake layer takes it somewhere custom paint simply cannot reach. In direct sun the surface ignites with cold mineral glitter. Under shade it settles into a muted, almost ceramic calm. The same panel, two completely different moods depending on the angle and the hour. This wrap lays over your factory paint and holds it in place while you drive. It shields the surface

Celadon green sits in a rare space between sage and seafoam, and the diamond micro-flake layer takes it somewhere custom paint simply cannot reach. In direct sun the surface ignites with cold mineral glitter. Under shade it settles into a muted, almost ceramic calm. The same panel, two completely different moods depending on the angle and the hour.

This wrap lays over your factory paint and holds it in place while you drive. It shields the surface from light scratches and everyday wear without the commitment of a paint job. When you want a change, it peels away cleanly and leaves the original finish underneath exactly as you left it.

Key features

• Diamond micro-flake gradient that shifts between soft celadon and bright icy green as light and viewing angle change
• Gloss finish with deep clarity that amplifies the mineral sparkle effect across the full surface
• Self-adhesive polymeric vinyl with built-in air-release channels for bubble-free positioning and clean repositioning during install
• PET plastic liner protects the adhesive layer until you are ready to apply, keeping the film clean and consistent
• Dry or wet installation method supported, giving installers the flexibility to use whichever technique suits the panel shape
• Fully removable from sound factory paint without adhesive residue, so the original finish is preserved for resale or a future color change

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.