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We won’t sugar coat it. The average cost of a wrap will be anywhere between $4500 and $7000. It varies wildly depending on the vehicle, the material you chose, and if you want to wrap trim, badges, grills etc. The best thing is to come visit us at the shop or call to get the most accurate quote.
Have you ever tried to put a really large sticker on a ball? It’s just like that, but harder. The vinyl comes in large sheets with an adhesive on the back – much like contact paper that would drive you mad. We know how to stretch and pull and carve the film around every curve and panel and crease. It’s really a craft. We do some disassembly on some cars but nothing major. Mostly bumpers and door handles.
You can wash and wax your wrap just like paint, but we strongly recommend hand washing only and often with a ph-neutral soap. A well maintained wrap will last much longer. You might consider ceramic coating it to reduce how often it needs to be washed.
You can absolutely ceramic coat your wrap! In fact, it’s a really smart thing to do. It will help maintain the life of your wrap and keep it looking fresh. And yes, this applies to your satin and matte finishes as well. We have specially formulated coatings to preserve matte and satin films.
A well maintained wrap can last anywhere between 4 and 7 years. Garaged wraps can last even longer.
A well maintained wrap (see a trend here) will easily come off with heat and pulling. Older, faded wraps may take more coaxing. Either way, they come off.
You can paint protect (PPF) your wrap just as you would paint. It’s such a great idea to protect your wrap this way. Stones can still chip your paint – just as they would paint. We recommend certain vehicles (e.g. Teslas) always get PPF on the front bumper at a minimum if they get wrapped.
While we can absolutely wrap your jambs or trim, when we quote your wrap, those areas are not included. Both jambs and trim are extra add-on items.
Wraps can offer minor protection to your paint from light sand blasting and tree sap, but for complete protection , check out our paint protection film.
Yes we do! Removing the chrome really makes a huge difference. In some cases we can’t wrap very intricate pieces, like grills, but we can usually paint those or find replacement black parts. Same goes for blacking out badges.
Depends. Some cars, not at all, others, minor. When we do, it’s confined to door handles, mirrors, badges and the occasional bumper. not much more needs to come off.
We can wrap almost anything as long as it fits in the building! We try not to wrap bikes – it’s completely possible but we find them extremely cost prohibitive to our customers. They take a lot of time. We don’t wrap dogs. You’re on your own there.
We strongly recommend that you come in for an in person consultation. It’s practically impossible to pick a color online or over photos because they invariably look different in person. It’s also good for us to see the car in question. we’re really good at helping to pick awesome colors that you will love.
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We won’t sugar coat it. The average cost of a wrap will be anywhere between $4500 and $7000. It varies wildly depending on the vehicle, the material you chose, and if you want to wrap trim, badges, grills etc. The best thing is to come visit us at the shop or call to get the most accurate quote.
Have you ever tried to put a really large sticker on a ball? It’s just like that, but harder. The vinyl comes in large sheets with an adhesive on the back – much like contact paper that would drive you mad. We know how to stretch and pull and carve the film around every curve and panel and crease. It’s really a craft. We do some disassembly on some cars but nothing major. Mostly bumpers and door handles.
You can wash and wax your wrap just like paint, but we strongly recommend hand washing only and often with a ph-neutral soap. A well maintained wrap will last much longer. You might consider ceramic coating it to reduce how often it needs to be washed.
You can absolutely ceramic coat your wrap! In fact, it’s a really smart thing to do. It will help maintain the life of your wrap and keep it looking fresh. And yes, this applies to your satin and matte finishes as well. We have specially formulated coatings to preserve matte and satin films.
A well maintained wrap can last anywhere between 4 and 7 years. Garaged wraps can last even longer.
A well maintained wrap (see a trend here) will easily come off with heat and pulling. Older, faded wraps may take more coaxing. Either way, they come off.
You can paint protect (PPF) your wrap just as you would paint. It’s such a great idea to protect your wrap this way. Stones can still chip your paint – just as they would paint. We recommend certain vehicles (e.g. Teslas) always get PPF on the front bumper at a minimum if they get wrapped.
While we can absolutely wrap your jambs or trim, when we quote your wrap, those areas are not included. Both jambs and trim are extra add-on items.
Wraps can offer minor protection to your paint from light sand blasting and tree sap, but for complete protection , check out our paint protection film.
Yes we do! Removing the chrome really makes a huge difference. In some cases we can’t wrap very intricate pieces, like grills, but we can usually paint those or find replacement black parts. Same goes for blacking out badges.
Depends. Some cars, not at all, others, minor. When we do, it’s confined to door handles, mirrors, badges and the occasional bumper. not much more needs to come off.
We can wrap almost anything as long as it fits in the building! We try not to wrap bikes – it’s completely possible but we find them extremely cost prohibitive to our customers. They take a lot of time. We don’t wrap dogs. You’re on your own there.
We strongly recommend that you come in for an in person consultation. It’s practically impossible to pick a color online or over photos because they invariably look different in person. It’s also good for us to see the car in question. we’re really good at helping to pick awesome colors that you will love.
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