TeckWrap Matte.
18 films · updated Aug 2026
Finishes · matte
Specced carries 18 wrap films from the TeckWrap Matte line: Alaska White, Autumn Blaze, Black, Deep Black, Flame Orange, Grainy Black and 12 more. The finishes in this line: matte — the sheen belongs to the film, not to a separate setting the way it does on a paint. Pick one, upload a photo of your car, and the render comes back on your own bodywork in your own light.
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The TeckWrap Matte films we carry.
Alaska White SCM02 matte
Autumn Blaze SCM36 matte
Black CM01M matte
Deep Black SCM01 matte
Flame Orange VCH418-M matte
Grainy Black CM02-MS matte
Granite Grey SCM47 matte
Imperial Blue VCH420-M matte
Jasper Green VCH423-M matte
Lizard Grey SCM23 matte
Military Green CM09 matte
Piniengruen Pearl TC02 matte
Sable Black TC01 matte
Sandy Black CM01-MS matte
Serge Blue VCH419-M matte
Vanilla Cream SCM26-R matte
Velvet Black SCM01-PRO+ matte
White (Matte) CM02 matte
Questions
- Which TeckWrap Matte films can I preview on Specced?
- Specced carries 18 TeckWrap Matte films: Alaska White, Autumn Blaze, Black, Deep Black, Flame Orange, Grainy Black, Granite Grey, Imperial Blue, Jasper Green, Lizard Grey, Military Green, Piniengruen Pearl, Sable Black, Sandy Black, Serge Blue, Vanilla Cream, Velvet Black and White (Matte). Each one renders on a photo of your own car.
- What finishes does the TeckWrap Matte line come in?
- matte. The sheen belongs to the film itself, so there is no separate finish to pick the way there is on a paint.
- What is a car wrap?
- A coloured vinyl film applied over the car's existing paint. The colour you see is the film's, not new paint.
- Can I see a TeckWrap Matte wrap on my own car?
- Yes. Upload a photo of your car to Specced, pick the film, and you get a photoreal render of your own car in that colour. Free, no account needed.
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Worth being clear about
TeckWrap is a trademark of its owner. Specced is not affiliated with, partnered with or endorsed by TeckWrap — the name is used here only to identify the film a render is showing. A render is a visualisation, not a guarantee of an exact match to the real product.