What vinyl wraps does
- Changes colour and finish without repainting the vehicle
- Protects the original paint underneath from sun exposure and light wear
- Reversible. The wrap can be removed and the original paint is still there
- Covers full colour changes or accents like roofs, hoods and mirrors
What it does not do
- Does not hide bad paint. Dents, peeling clear coat and failed paint show through vinyl
- Does not replace Paint Protection Film (PPF) for chip defence. Vinyl is a finish change first
How we approach a wrap
- 01Assessment first. Vinyl only looks good over sound paint and trim, so we start by checking the vehicle honestly
- 02Proper preparation. Deep cleaning and decontamination before any film is laid
- 03Careful installation. Panels removed where it matters, film worked around curves and edges by our team with Kay overseeing the work
- 04Details finished. Seams, edges and corners are where wrap jobs are won or lost
Wrap or repaint?
A wrap makes sense when you want a different look without permanently changing the vehicle, or when the original paint is worth preserving. Repainting makes sense when the paint is failing. Kay will tell you honestly which one your vehicle is asking for.
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