Vinyl Wrap
High Quality Vinyl Wraps
Vinyl wrap is like a big, durable sticker that can cover a car's exterior. It's made from a special kind of plastic film that comes in various colors and finishes, such as matte, glossy, or even textured designs like carbon fiber. This allows you to change the car’s color or add unique designs without permanent painting. It also protects the original paint from damage and can be easily removed if you want to return to the original look. This makes it a popular choice for customizing and protecting vehicles.
Brands We Trust
We exclusively use top-quality brands for our vinyl wraps to ensure your vehicle receives the best in aesthetics and protection. Our trusted brands include:
3M
Inozetek
Avery
APA
KPMF
Hexis
ORAFOL
FAQ’s
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A color change wrap is a vinyl film applied to a vehicle's exterior to alter its color or finish. It's a temporary and customizable alternative to a permanent paint job, offering options like matte, gloss, satin, metallic, and custom designs.
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High-quality wraps typically last 3 to 7 years, depending on factors like exposure to sunlight, weather conditions, maintenance, and the quality of the installation and material used.
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No, a wrap generally does not damage factory paint if applied and removed correctly. In fact, it can protect the paint from minor scratches, UV rays, and other environmental damage. However, issues can arise if the paint is already damaged or aftermarket.
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A wrap allows you to achieve a new look without the permanence of a paint job. It also protects the original paint, offers endless customization options, and is reversible, making it a great choice for leased vehicles or people who frequently change their vehicle’s appearance.
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Wash your vehicle regularly with a mild, non-abrasive soap and avoid automatic car washes with brushes. Use a microfiber cloth or sponge, and refrain from using waxes or polishes unless they’re wrap-safe. Parking in shaded areas will also prolong the wrap’s lifespan.
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Yes, but it’s recommended to have a professional do it. Improper removal can damage the paint, especially if the vinyl has been on the car for several years. Heat tools and proper techniques are essential for safe removal.