What Are The Different Types of Vehicle Wrap Materials?

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Today's question is:

"What Are The Different Types of Vehicle Wrap Materials?"

Answer from Paul C

"Uh the the two main ones actually are cast vinyl and then you also have calendared vinyl. The difference between the two uh I feel, you know, cast vinyl has been around for the longest, but it also is kind of the most durable. It can get you between five, you know, to 8 to 10 years longevity. And it really depends on, you know, if you leave it in the if you leave it in the sun all day or if you leave it in the garage. So, that's kind of what kind of factors into that dur uh that durability. But comparing it to calendared, calendared only lasts you usually around two to three to four years. So, if you want something that let's say if you're only leasing the car, calendar's perfect because it is more affordable. That's kind of like a positive of the calendar. And there's also a lot more options in terms of color. They have like color shift. They have chrome, such and such as opposed to cast. They they also do have some of those."

Summary - TLDR

PAUL C identified cast vinyl and calendared vinyl as the two main types of vehicle wrap materials. PAUL C explained that cast vinyl is more durable, lasting between five to ten years, while calendared vinyl is more affordable and has a shorter lifespan of two to four years, making it suitable for leased cars, though it offers more color options. The lifespan of both materials can vary based on factors like sun exposure and storage conditions.