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Vinyl wrap is essentially a high-quality, automotive-grade “giant sticker” engineered to transform your vehicle’s appearance while protecting the paint underneath. Once applied, it creates a smooth, durable finish built to survive daily driving and outdoor conditions. Depending on film brand, finish, and climate, vinyl wraps can last 6 months to 8+ years.

A wrap protects your investment by blocking UV rays, reducing fading, and absorbing minor rock chips and debris—basically freezing your paint in time. The best part? It’s 100% removable, meaning you can switch colors or styles whenever you want without repainting.

Pretty much anything you can imagine. Vinyl wraps come in finishes like Gloss, Matte, Satin, Brushed, Metallic, Carbon Fiber, Color Flip, Chrome, and even rugged/bedliner-style textures. Want to go wild? We can create a fully custom printed design so your vehicle is truly one of a kind.

Treat it right. Maintaining your wrap keeps it looking fresh and extends its lifespan.

• Wash once a week (hand washing is ideal).

• Use standard car wash soap, degreasers, or 70% isopropyl alcohol.

• Avoid high-pressure washing close-up — distance is your friend.

Regular care = longer life + better-looking wrap.

Go ceramic. A vinyl-safe ceramic coating adds a protective layer that keeps matte and satin films from scratching, staining, or staying dirty. It also gives them hydrophobic properties, making cleaning ridiculously easy and preventing damage from sap, bugs, or bird droppings.

Clean it ASAP.

A quick wipe with degreaser or 70% isopropyl alcohol does the trick. It’s nothing to panic over, but letting it sit too long can stain the wrap — and protecting your investment starts with simple, fast cleaning.

Easy — cost, time, and freedom.

• Wraps generally cost less than a high-end paint job.

• Installation is faster than repainting.

• You can change colors whenever you want without sanding, spraying, or repainting.

Wraps give you options. Paint locks you in.

Wrap pricing has nothing to do with your vehicle’s value — it’s based on:

• Size

• Complexity of curves and panels

• Original color

• Paint condition

A 1990s sedan and a 2020 sedan may cost the same to wrap… except the older one is usually dirtier and needs more prep.

Most vinyl brands recommend replacing wraps at 3–4 years. Past that window, the wrap becomes semi-permanent, meaning more adhesive left behind and more labor during removal.

Swapping within that timeframe:

• Saves you money

• Protects your paint

• Keeps your vehicle looking fresh

Your paint will be fine — adhesive residue is normal and fully removable.

Your paint condition matters — a lot. Vinyl doesn’t stick well to compromised surfaces. Keep in mind:

• Poorly bonded paint can lift during removal (nobody can predict this).

• Dents, dings, cracks, rust, peeling clear coat, and oxidation will show through or prevent wrap adhesion.

• Damage should be repaired first for best results.

Some shops include surface prep in pricing — always ask.