Every 3M 2080 colour,
and what it looks like on a car.
The complete Wrap Film Series 2080 range — 96 codes across gloss, high gloss, satin, matte, textures and colour flips. Pick one and see it on a Tesla Model 3 in 3D before you book.
All 96 codes, grouped the way 3M groups them
Every code below is transcribed from the 3M Wrap Film Series 2080 brochure. Tap any one to put it on a car in 3D and turn it in the light — a flip or a brushed metal cannot be judged from a square, and neither can a matte.
The swatches here are indicative. They are screen approximations, not measured colour matches, and every monitor differs. Ask your branch for a physical sample before you commit to a colour.
Gloss 38
The core of the range and the closest to factory paint — a wrapped panel reads the same as an unwrapped one.
- Gloss White G10
- Gloss Black G12
- Gloss White Aluminum G120
- Gloss Boat Blue G127
- Gloss Hot Rod Red G13
- Gloss Burnt Orange G14
- Gloss Bright Yellow G15
- Gloss Light Green G16
- Gloss Anthracite G201
- Gloss Red Metallic G203
- Gloss Charcoal Metallic G211
- Gloss Black Metallic G212
- Gloss Deep Blue Metallic G217
- Gloss Blue Metallic G227
- Gloss Deep Orange G24
- Gloss Sunflower G25
- Gloss Sterling Silver G251
- Gloss Storm Gray G31
- Gloss Green Envy G336
- Gloss Blue Fire G337
- Gloss Liquid Copper G344
- Gloss Fierce Fuchsia G348
- Gloss Atomic Teal G356
- Gloss Dragon Fire Red G363
- Gloss Fiery Orange G364
- Gloss Cosmic Blue G377
- Gloss Blue Raspberry G378
- Gloss Kelly Green G46
- Gloss Intense Blue G47
- Gloss Flame Red G53
- Gloss Bright Orange G54
- Gloss Lucid Yellow G55
- Gloss Sky Blue G77
- Gloss Light Ivory G79
- Gloss White Gold Sparkle GP240
- Gloss Plum Explosion GP258
- Gloss Midnight Blue GP272
- Gloss Ember Black GP282
High Gloss 11
A deeper, wetter reflection than standard gloss, for people who want the finish itself to be the statement.
- High Gloss White HG10
- High Gloss Black HG12
- High Gloss White Aluminum HG120
- High Gloss Hot Rod Red HG13
- High Gloss Burnt Orange HG14
- High Gloss Bright Yellow HG15
- High Gloss Black Metallic HG212
- High Gloss Storm Gray HG31
- High Gloss Green Envy HG336
- High Gloss Blue Raspberry HG378
- High Gloss Sky Blue HG77
Satin 16
Between gloss and matte. It keeps a soft sheen, so body lines still read at a distance where matte flattens them.
- Satin White S10
- Satin Black S12
- Satin White Aluminum S120
- Satin Apple Green S196
- Satin Dark Gray S261
- Satin Thundercloud S271
- Satin Ocean Shimmer S327
- Satin Bitter Yellow S335
- Satin Perfect Blue S347
- Satin Smoldering Red S363
- Satin Battleship Gray S51
- Satin Key West S57
- Satin Pearl White SP10
- Satin Frozen Vanilla SP240
- Satin Gold Dust Black SP242
- Satin Vampire Red SP273
Matte 17
Flat, no reflection. It is the biggest visual change in the range and the least forgiving of a dirty panel.
- Dead Matte Black DM12
- Matte White M10
- Matte Black M12
- Matte Red M13
- Matte Red Metallic M203
- Matte Pine Green Metallic M206
- Matte Brown Metallic M209
- Matte Silver M21
- Matte Charcoal Metallic M211
- Matte Black Metallic M212
- Matte Slate Blue Metallic M217
- Matte Deep Black M22
- Matte Blue Metallic M227
- Matte Gray Aluminum M230
- Matte Military Green M26
- Matte Dark Gray M261
- Matte Indigo M27
Textures 8
A surface rather than a colour — woven carbon and brushed metals, where the relief is the point.
Color Flips 6
The colour changes with the angle you stand at. One panel shows two hues at once, which is why a flat swatch can never show you one.
What the letters mean
A 2080 code is the finish and then the colour. G is gloss, S satin, M matte, HG high gloss, BR brushed, CFS carbon fibre. A P in the prefix — GP, SP, HGP — marks a premium or flip film. So 2080-M26 is matte, 2080-SP280 is a satin flip.