Vinyl Wraps
Full color changes, satin and gloss finishes, chrome delete, and accent work, installed in cast vinyl over protected factory paint.
The short version
A wrap lets you change what the car looks like without touching what it is. Cast vinyl in satin, gloss, matte, or a color that never came from the factory, laid over your original paint and removable later. It is the difference between committing to a repaint and simply changing your mind in a few years.
What is included
- Full color change wraps in gloss, satin, matte, and specialty finishes
- Partial wraps, roof wraps, and hood accents
- Chrome delete on window trim, badges, and grilles
- Racing stripes and custom accent work
- Panel and bumper wraps for targeted color changes
- Removal of existing vinyl and adhesive cleanup
How we do it
The vinyl wraps process
- 01
Choose the finish
We put real vinyl samples on your car in daylight. Finishes look different on different body shapes, and a swatch on a counter tells you very little.
- 02
Prep the surface
The car is washed, decontaminated, and every edge is cleaned. Vinyl only holds where the surface is genuinely clean.
- 03
Disassemble where it matters
Handles, badges, and trim come off where removal gives a better edge than tucking around them.
- 04
Install and post heat
Panels are laid, edges wrapped and tucked, then post heated so the vinyl holds its shape in recesses and curves.
From the bay
Vinyl Wraps work
Common questions
Straight answers
If yours is not here, call the shop. We would rather talk it through than have you guess.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
On healthy factory paint, no. Quality cast vinyl removes cleanly. Where a car has been repainted or already has failing clear coat, we will tell you that before we start, because vinyl can lift weak paint on removal.
How long does a wrap last?
It depends on the film, the color, and how the car is stored. Vehicles kept out of constant sun do considerably better. We will give you a realistic expectation for the specific film you choose.
Can I wash a wrapped car normally?
Hand washing is best. Avoid brush style automatic washes and keep pressure washers off the edges. We will go through aftercare when you pick up.
Can you wrap just part of the car?
Yes. Chrome delete, roof, hood, mirrors, and stripe work are all common on their own, and they are a good way to change the character of a car without a full wrap.
Protect What Moves You
Get a quote for vinyl wraps
Send us the vehicle and what you are after. We will tell you what the job actually involves before you commit to anything.