Your Questions, Answered
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Most quality vehicle wraps last 5–7 years, with 3 years being the average when properly cared for.
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No. A vehicle wrap actually protects your original paint from sun damage, minor scratches, and road debris. Wraps should only be applied to factory paint in good condition.
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Yes. A deposit is required to secure your appointment and order materials. Wraps are custom-ordered for each vehicle.
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Door jambs are not included in standard exterior wraps but can be added for an additional cost.
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One of the benefits of vinyl is that individual panels can be replaced without redoing the entire vehicle.
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Yes. Vinyl materials have a manufacturer warranty, and installation is guaranteed for workmanship.
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Vinyl wrap adheres best to smooth, factory paint in good condition.
Peeling paint, rust, or body damage must be repaired before wrapping. -
Vinyl will not hide dents and may actually make them more visible. Surface scratches are usually fine, but dents and damaged paint should be repaired first.
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Avery, KPMF, 3M, Orafol.
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Our focus is on high-quality installation rather than graphic design. If you already have a design, we’re happy to install it, or we can point you in the right direction to have a design created.
Ready When You Are
If you're serious about wrapping your vehicle, the next step is to request a quote and schedule your project. We’ll review your vehicle, discuss color options, and plan your installation timeline.
We focus on quality, not volume, and take on a limited number of vehicles at a time.
A deposit is required to reserve your installation date.