Most wire-wrap wire is insulated with a plastic which is branded Kynar so that's where the term came from. This from the website of a company that makes Kynar, Toefco:
"It is a Polyvinylidene fluoride resin, known within the coating industry as PVDF. The material is extremely non-reactive with many different substances, and it’s a pure thermoplastic fluoropolymer that is often used when a coating that is extremely pure, strong, and able to resist heat, bases, acids, and solvents is needed. It also creates very little smoke when a fire occurs, and it is easier to melt because its melting point is around 177 degrees Celsius, which is quite a bit lower than most other fluoropolymers"
I've been using this stuff for pcb patches all my career.