On the car
Reference photos of CheetahWrap Gloss Stallion Red on vehicles, supplied by the manufacturer and our distributor. Colors read differently under Seattle light than on a screen, so come by the shop in Kent and see the physical sample before you commit.
The Film
About CheetahWrap Gloss Stallion Red
CheetahWrap Gloss Stallion Red is a gloss red film from CheetahWrap's CheetahPCC range, catalogued as CWPCC60317. CheetahWrap lists 4 other red shades, so it is worth seeing them side by side before you settle on one.
This is color paint protection film from CheetahWrap's CheetahPCC line, not a vinyl wrap. The color sits inside the film itself, so one layer changes the car and shields the paint from rock chips at the same time. It is thicker than wrap vinyl, the top layer is elastomeric so it absorbs impact instead of transmitting it, and light swirls and scratches self-heal with heat. It costs more than vinyl in the same shade, and it is the choice when you want the color change to also be the protection.
The gloss finish
The gloss finish reads as deep wet paint and is the closest of any wrap finish to a factory respray. It is also the most forgiving to own: it washes like paint, tolerates sealants, and light marring can be worked out rather than lived with. Gloss does show swirls under direct sun the way dark paint does, so a two-bucket wash and a soft mitt matter more than any product you put on top.
Living with red in the Pacific Northwest
Red is the color most affected by sun over time; red pigments fade first in any medium, film included. Covered or shaded parking meaningfully extends how long it stays saturated. Mid-tone colors are the easiest to live with here: they hide both road film and water spotting better than either black or white.
Care: washes like paint. A two-bucket hand wash and a wrap-safe sealant keep gloss looking new; skip automatic washes with brushes.
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