Recommendation on film for motorcycle wrap

Why do you believe that Avery have a "more conformable" product than 3M 1080?

 

I've worked with both 3M and Avery. They are both conformable but I've only used Avery on a Motorcycle. Either way, I wouldn't try to do this in one piece on both the tank and fenders. I would up-sell an additional color and customize the design adding it to your deep space color. It would make your install much easier and your less likely to overstretch and having to re-do.
I'm not saying it's not possible with either but I prefer playing it safe.
Or...Maybe see if your a sales rep has a sample of each laying around to try out first if you have the time to. Just a thought.

 

1080 works just fine

 

So how did you make out ? My son just approached me wanting me to wrap a duel tank and fenders on his Harley ( now disassembled )

 

no issues here wrapping with 3M 1080 series vinyls. ....maybe the carbon fiber/embossed pattern vinyls might have limitations, but definitely has no problem wrapping colors/metallics over typical wrap curvatures.

 

Did you laminate and if so what thickness. He wants to use 3m 1080 gold dust black vinyl wrap SP242 . I see no problem with the fenders but the duel tank may be a challenge . Concerned about the gas fill areas ( vinyl and adhesive deterioration/ failures )
Any suggestions

 

cast wrap vinyl colors, i never laminate. only printed stuff.

 

All worked well here too , front and rear fenders and split tank

 

Looks good. Bike parts can be a pain sometimes.