I'm curious. When you say autowrap material, do you mean wrap film, or do you mean the AutoWrap brand of protective films? I don't have any experience with the latter. Who are your customers for that (generally speaking)? Sounds like an interesting market to be involved in.
Considering the OP is not an OEM vehicle manufacturer, I'm going to assume she meant air-egress vinyl.....but you know what they say about assuming.
no, you're right. I meant air-egress. We just did a vehicle with plottered letters and I used Arlon SLX. it's got a low initial tack to begin with. But that liner is slick. I run the graphics through a laminator when I'm done, but it always lifts. My bf mentioned he watched a video and they gave a nod to a particular transfer tape made specifically for the air-egress. So, I was trying to find which one that was or if there was a brand that people use.
People who transport cars and boats use this kind of stuff to mitigate their insurance liability. If I had to move a Lamborghini from Florida to LA on the back of a truck, I'd be VERY interested in some short term protective film. I imagine that car collectors would also be interested.
you mean like bubble wrap?
No, it's like a thick rubberized sheeting. It goes on similar to a wrap job, but it's not printed or anything. Protects from bug splats and rock chips. Looks like a vehicle transport/long term storage kind of thing.
lol, such as it is. I was hoping I could copy your success, maybe edge in on your market share!
That's probably a question to research with new/used car lots.
