Custom Vinyl Wraps
Total color change without touching the paint underneath. 3M and Avery films, hand-cut to your vehicle, finished cleanly into every door jamb and panel edge.
A full vinyl wrap is the cleanest way to change your car's color, protect the original paint, or run a custom finish you can't get from the factory. We use only 3M 2080 and Avery Dennison Supreme — the films that hold their finish for years and pull off cleanly when you're ready for something else.
What you can do with a wrap
- Color change — gloss black, satin white, deep blue, anything you want
- Matte / satin finishes — the look that's impossible to spray legally on most factory paint warranties
- Chrome delete — black out window trim, badges, grille surrounds
- Partial wraps — hood, roof, mirrors, accent panels
- Fleet & business graphics — branded vehicle graphics, logos, full company wraps
Why 3M and Avery only
Cheap wraps fade, lift at the edges, and stain the paint when removed. 3M 2080 and Avery Supreme films have a 5–7 year outdoor durability rating, conform to compound curves without lifting, and remove cleanly with heat — protecting your factory paint the entire time.
Care
Hand wash only, no automatic car washes with brushes, no harsh detailers. We send a care kit with every wrap.
What's included
- 3M 2080 and Avery Dennison Supreme films
- 5–7 year durability rating
- Full vehicle, partial, accent panels — any scope
- Removable without paint damage
- Color change registration handled at delivery
- Photo + spec build sheet for resale
Ideal for
- Owners who want a new color without paint
- Lease vehicles (revert to original at turn-in)
- Daily drivers — adds a layer of protection over the paint
- Fleet vehicles — branded graphics
- Tesla, Porsche, BMW, exotics — preserves resale paint
Our installation process
Common questions
How long does a full wrap take?
2–4 days for a full color change. Partials (hood, roof) usually 1 day.
Will it damage my paint?
No — quality wraps protect the paint underneath. Only failed cheap wraps cause issues.
How long does it last?
5–7 years with reasonable care. Some matte finishes last longer than gloss.
Can I add PPF on top of a wrap?
Yes — clear PPF over wrap is common on hoods and front bumpers for stone-chip protection.
What about the DMV?
We provide documentation of the wrap color so you can update your registration if you choose.
Ready when you are.
Call your closest shop or build a full quote with our online configurator.