Chrome Gloss Crystal Vinyl Wrap (CHM22-HD)
Most chrome wraps only hint at the real thing. TeckWrap's Crystal Chrome doesn't. It's a true polished-steel mirror that throws the whole skyline back at you.
Key Attributes
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Polished-steel mirror: a true silver mirror chrome that reflects surroundings like polished steel.
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Chrome construction: conformable PVC film with a metallic silver coating for a true reflective mirror surface.
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High-impact shine: a liquid-metal mirror reflection built for accents and statement panels.
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Clean chemistry: Henkel solvent-based moderate adhesive, removable and gentle on factory paint.
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Controlled placement: air-release channels and a stable film, under 0.20% shrinkage, for precise application.
- Installer-grade: limited stretch by design, best applied by experienced installers on partial wraps with steam or IR heat.
Crystal Chrome is the purest expression of the chrome lane, no color cast, just a clean silver mirror that bends light like liquid metal and reflects skylines, sunsets, and everything around it. It's the finish people picture when they say chrome, the one that turns a roof or a set of accents into polished steel. Like every true chrome it trades stretch for reflectivity, so it lives on partial wraps and detail work rather than a full body, and it rewards an experienced installer with controlled heat. Nothing flat or painted reads like a moving mirror.
OEM Match
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Porsche Agate Grey Metallic: Porsche's long-running metallic gray, used across 911, Cayman, Boxster, Macan, and Panamera for over a decade. Sits darker and more classically "gunmetal" than Selenite.
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Audi Monsoon Gray Metallic: a real, current Audi factory color, described by paint suppliers as a deeper, richer-toned metallic gray, same warm-neutral family as Selenite, one step darker.
- BMW Space Grey: BMW's version of the same territory, another verified factory code that lands darker than Selenite while staying in the same non-blue, non-flat gray family.
Roofs, mirror caps, trim, and accent panels are where Crystal Chrome earns its keep. Put a polished-steel mirror on the details you want throwing light back at the street.
Original: $399.00
-65%$399.00
$139.65
Description
Most chrome wraps only hint at the real thing. TeckWrap's Crystal Chrome doesn't. It's a true polished-steel mirror that throws the whole skyline back at you.
Key Attributes
-
Polished-steel mirror: a true silver mirror chrome that reflects surroundings like polished steel.
-
Chrome construction: conformable PVC film with a metallic silver coating for a true reflective mirror surface.
-
High-impact shine: a liquid-metal mirror reflection built for accents and statement panels.
-
Clean chemistry: Henkel solvent-based moderate adhesive, removable and gentle on factory paint.
-
Controlled placement: air-release channels and a stable film, under 0.20% shrinkage, for precise application.
- Installer-grade: limited stretch by design, best applied by experienced installers on partial wraps with steam or IR heat.
Crystal Chrome is the purest expression of the chrome lane, no color cast, just a clean silver mirror that bends light like liquid metal and reflects skylines, sunsets, and everything around it. It's the finish people picture when they say chrome, the one that turns a roof or a set of accents into polished steel. Like every true chrome it trades stretch for reflectivity, so it lives on partial wraps and detail work rather than a full body, and it rewards an experienced installer with controlled heat. Nothing flat or painted reads like a moving mirror.
OEM Match
-
Porsche Agate Grey Metallic: Porsche's long-running metallic gray, used across 911, Cayman, Boxster, Macan, and Panamera for over a decade. Sits darker and more classically "gunmetal" than Selenite.
-
Audi Monsoon Gray Metallic: a real, current Audi factory color, described by paint suppliers as a deeper, richer-toned metallic gray, same warm-neutral family as Selenite, one step darker.
- BMW Space Grey: BMW's version of the same territory, another verified factory code that lands darker than Selenite while staying in the same non-blue, non-flat gray family.
Roofs, mirror caps, trim, and accent panels are where Crystal Chrome earns its keep. Put a polished-steel mirror on the details you want throwing light back at the street.
