3M™ Scotchlite 680 FIlm Reflective Vinyl Wrap

3M™ Series 680 Scotchlite Vinyl Wraps

3M™ Scotchlite Series 680 is a 3M Series 680 Scotchlite film that shines brightly when struck by light during low-light conditions. Scotchlite 680 is a highly durable, flexible, enclosed lens reflective sheeting designed for the production of attractive multi-colored markings, displays, signs, truck markings and caliper wraps which have the same appearance in the day-time and at night even when viewed at side entrance angles. This film is intended for application to flat surfaces with and without rivets, for use on corrugated surfaces and simple curves.

Series 680 3M™ Series Scotchlite Film Specs

Did you know that Black 3M Series 680 Scotchlite film glows white at night? Whether you want to wrap for safety or one-of-a-kind style, these Scottchlite vinyl wraps are great for gentle curves and convex surfaces. Made for extreme weather, Series 680 films resists cold and high-heat so it won't crack or delaminate even in the coldest winters or hottest summer heat. Made with permanent adhesives, do not use wet application methods to apply this non-repositionable film.

• Retains 90% of its retro-reflectivity when wet
• Resists fuel vapors or occasional spills
• Positionable, pressure-activated adhesive for dry application only
• 9 Year Durability
• 3M™ warranty is for product value only
• 7 mil 3M Series 680 Scotchlite vinyl

 
Recommended Applications

The list below should give you an idea of some of the many uses of our 3M Series 680 Scotchlite films. Clearly, there are hundreds more and you're really only limited by your imagination but here are some of the most common:

• Solid color vehicle detailing
• Standard vehicle graphics, detailing and decoration
• Caliper cover wraps
• Commercial vehicle and fleet graphics, emblems or striping
• Watercraft graphics applied above the static water line only

The Importance of Cleaning

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Whenever you want to apply vinyl wraps or graphics the first and most important thing to do is clean the vehicle and its surroundings thoroughly. Check out today's post and learn how to clean like a pro and avoid wasting costly vinyl wrap film.

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