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Avery Dennison SW900 Supreme Wrapping Film

Avery Dennison SW900 Supreme Wrapping Film

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$851.68at LexJet, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Avery Dennison SW900 Supreme Wrapping Film

Avery Dennison SW900 Supreme Wrapping Film is a cast vinyl wrap film for vehicle color changes and other exterior applications. It uses a 2.1 mil super-cast film with a poly-coated StaFlat liner and a high-gloss finish, and Avery rates it for up to 6 years of outdoor durability. It can be installed wet or dry and is sold by the meter at 152 cm width. No current price was provided for this listing, so compare per-meter pricing across stores before buying.

Best forDIY vehicle color changesWrapping hoods, roofs and trim panelsCraft and Cricut cutting projectsOutdoor signage and print media
Pros
  • Cast film conforms to curves and recesses better than calendered vinyl
  • 2.1 mil thickness is thin enough to stretch without lifting
  • Poly-coated StaFlat liner resists tunneling and makes cutting cleaner
  • High-gloss finish with an opaque, solid color
  • Rated for 6 years outdoors
  • Works wet or dry and accepts thermal printing
Cons
  • Sold by the meter, so a full car needs several meters and careful measuring
  • Gloss cast films show surface defects and need a clean, flat base
  • Not a permanent paint replacement; removal and edges can be labor-intensive
  • 152 cm width limits large one-piece panels

Avery Dennison SW900 Supreme Wrapping Film prices at every store

  • LexJetCheck price at LexJet

Avery Dennison SW900 Supreme Wrapping Film price history

Lowest price we've seen: $851.68 on Oct 30 at LexJet. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Cast Avery films like SW900 are widely regarded among wrappers as easier to stretch and reposition than calendered budget films, with the StaFlat liner getting frequent praise. Complaints tend to focus on gloss films showing imperfections and on the skill needed for a clean install.

Pros
  • Conforms well around mirrors and bumpers
  • Liner stays flat and cuts cleanly
  • Gloss holds up over multiple years outdoors
Cons
  • Gloss shows dust and fingerprints during install
  • Edges can lift without proper post-heating
  • Meter pricing adds up fast for full vehicles

Specifications

Type
Vinyl film
Wrap Type
Vinyl wrap
Coverage Area
1 m2
Dimensions
152 cm x Meterware
Length
Meterware
Size
No information
Thickness
2.1 mil
Width
123 CM
Lifespan
6 Year (Outdoor Durability)
Material
Vinyl film
Coating
Poly-coated (Liner)
Finish
Gloss
Color
Solid color
Pattern
Solid
Compatible With
Wrap, Cricut, DIY crafts, Print media, Thermal printing
Shape
Roll
Environments
Outdoor
Target Users
UNISEX, ADULT
Installation Method
Wet or Dry, Adhesive
Light Transmission
Opaque

Questions and answers

Is SW900 good for a first-time wrap?
It is more forgiving than calendered films because cast vinyl stretches and repositions well. Still, a full vehicle is a big first project; practice on a panel or trim piece first.
How much film do I need for a car?
A compact car typically needs 15 to 20 meters at 152 cm width; SUVs and vans need more. Measure panels and add 20 percent for mistakes and overlaps.
Can I install it wet or dry?
Both methods work. Dry install suits flat panels and experienced hands; wet install gives more repositioning time on large panels but needs longer to set.
How long does it last outdoors?
Avery rates SW900 for up to 6 years of outdoor durability when installed and maintained properly. Horizontal surfaces like hoods and roofs age faster than vertical panels.
Does it work with a Cricut?
Yes. The film cuts cleanly for decals and craft projects, though a sharp blade and test cut are recommended because of the 2.1 mil thickness.
When is it cheapest?
Per-meter prices vary by store and color, and full rolls usually cost less per meter than cut lengths. Compare per-meter prices across stores before ordering.