Vehicle Wraps.
A vehicle wrap is premium vinyl film laid over your factory paint to completely change its color or finish — gloss, satin, matte, chrome or color-shift. It's a full transformation that protects the paint underneath and peels off clean whenever you're ready for a new look.
Done right,
the first time.
We prep and decontaminate every panel, then lay the film with precision — wrapping edges, handling curves and recesses, and post-heating so it locks in for the long haul. Panels come off for a seamless, no-lift finish.
Why it's worth it.
Endless finishes
Gloss, satin, matte, chrome, color-shift and specialty films.
Protects your paint
The vinyl shields your original finish from UV and minor scratches.
Fully reversible
Change your look without ever touching the factory paint or resale value.
Cheaper than a respray
More color options, less commitment, no bodyshop downtime.
Chrome delete & accents
Black out trim, roofs, mirrors and badges for a custom look.
Precision-installed
Wrapped edges and tight recesses, done right the first time.
Vehicle Wraps FAQ.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
Not on factory paint in good condition. The vinyl sits on top of the clear coat and shields it from sun and light scratches while it is on. The cars to be careful with are ones with a cheap respray or failing clear coat, so tell us if the car has had paintwork.
How long does a wrap last?
With hand washing and a little care, a quality wrap looks good for years. Sun is the main enemy, so a garaged car will outlast one that lives outside. Horizontal panels like the hood and roof age first.
Can I wrap a leased car?
Yes. A wrap is fully reversible, so you can change the color for the length of the lease and have it removed before the car goes back, with the factory paint underneath protected the whole time.
Do you do partial wraps and chrome deletes?
Yes. Roofs, hoods, mirrors, trim blackouts, badges and accents are a big part of what we do. A partial wrap is a good way to change the look of a car without committing to a full color change.
How do I wash a wrapped car?
Hand wash it, or use a touchless wash. Skip brush tunnels and keep a pressure washer back from the edges. Matte and satin finishes should not be waxed or polished, they just need a gentle soap.
How do I pick a color and finish?
Look at the film in person. Gloss, satin, matte, chrome and color-shift films all look different in daylight than on a screen, so we go through samples with you before anything is ordered.
Ready to book your
Vehicle Wraps?
Tell us about your vehicle and we'll get you a quote. Precision work, backed by a 5.0-star reputation across Metro Detroit.
