Vehicle Wraps

Make Your Car Feel New Again.

You don’t have to buy another car to completely change the way yours looks.

A wrap lets you change the color, finish or personality of your car without committing to a permanent repaint. Go subtle, go completely different, wrap the whole vehicle or change just the details that have been bothering you.

  • 3M, Avery Dennison & KPMF
  • Full & partial wraps
  • Vehicle pickup available

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Absolutely amazing service! My car looks better than the day I bought it and the team was very professional, and clearly takes pride in their work. They cleaned every inch inside and out and removed stains I thought would never come out.
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Why Wrap It

Your Car. Just Not the Version Everyone Else Has.

Maybe you love the car but not the color. Maybe the chrome has always bothered you. Maybe you want a black roof, a satin finish, a color shift, or something that simply wasn’t available from the factory.

A professionally installed wrap can change the appearance of your car dramatically while leaving the original finish underneath intact — when the paint is in good condition and the vinyl is properly removed.

And because you don’t have to wrap the entire vehicle, the change can be as big or as subtle as you want it to be.

Color-shift vinyl wrap finish across a mirror and door

Change the Color

Choose a completely different look without permanently repainting the vehicle.

Change the Finish

Gloss, satin, matte, metallic, color-shift and specialty finishes give you options factory paint often doesn’t.

Change the Details

A black roof, wrapped mirrors, accents or chrome delete can change the personality of the whole car without a full wrap.

Make It Yours

The point isn’t to make your car look like everyone else’s. It’s to make it look the way you wish it had from the beginning.

Colors & Finishes

This Is the Fun Part.

Choosing the vinyl is where the car starts becoming yours. Depending on the manufacturer and collection, you can go from understated factory-style colors to finishes designed to completely change the character of the vehicle.

Gloss

A polished, paint-like finish.

Satin

Smooth and understated, with less reflection than gloss.

Matte

A flatter, more dramatic finish.

Metallic

Added depth and movement in the color.

Color Shift

Changes tone depending on the light and viewing angle.

Specialty

Unique textures, effects and colors for something less conventional.

3M

A broad selection of automotive colors and finishes, with options for full color changes and accent work.

Avery Dennison

Known for a wide range of color-change vinyl, including gloss, satin and specialty finishes.

KPMF

Another option when you’re after distinctive colors and finishes the other collections may not carry.

Already know what you want? Send it over. If you don’t, we’ll help narrow the options based on the car and the overall look you’re after.
Wrap Options

Change as Much or as Little as You Want.

A wrap doesn’t have to mean changing every panel. Some of the most noticeable transformations come from changing only a few details.

Everything

Full Color Change

Every painted panel

Give the vehicle an entirely different color and finish. We’ll talk through the level of coverage you want, including details like edges and door jambs, before the project begins.

Quick Change

Roof & Mirrors

Gloss, satin or another contrasting finish

One of the simplest ways to give a car a sportier, more distinctive look without committing to a full wrap.

Cleaner Look

Chrome Delete

Window surrounds, grille trim and other chrome accents

Replace bright chrome with a darker or more cohesive finish for a cleaner, more modern look.

Accents

Partial & Accent Wraps

Hoods, stripes, wings, mirror caps and more

Add contrast or personality exactly where you want it.

For Business

Commercial Vehicle Wraps

Vans, work vehicles and fleets

Turn the vehicle you already drive into something that represents your business, while keeping the graphics removable when it’s time for a change.

Not sure how much you want to change? Show us the car and tell us the look you’re going for. We can help you figure out the rest.
Before We Wrap It

The Best Wrap Starts With What’s Underneath.

Vinyl follows the surface it’s installed over, so the condition of your paint matters. Dents, failing clear coat, poor repairs or damaged paint won’t disappear underneath a wrap, and in some cases they can stop the vinyl adhering properly.

That’s why we look at the vehicle before finalizing the job. If something needs attention first, we’ll tell you. If the car is ready, we’ll help you move forward with the right material and plan.

From ten feet away almost any fresh wrap looks impressive. The difference shows up when you get closer.

Edges. Corners. Trim. Mirrors. Body lines. The places where vinyl has to conform to the actual shape of the vehicle. That’s why the installation matters as much as the color you choose.

Clean, controlled conditions

Where the Work Happens

Airborne dirt or debris trapped underneath vinyl becomes part of the finished job, so this isn’t work to rush in an open driveway. Most wraps are completed in an appropriate enclosed environment — and when needed, we can collect your vehicle and return it once the work is finished.

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The Process

From “What If?” to a Completely Different Car.

Step One

Tell Us What You’re Thinking

Your year, make and model, your location and the kind of change you have in mind. If you’ve saved a color, finish or inspiration photo, send that too.

Step Two

We Look at the Vehicle

We’ll check the condition of the paint and talk through the areas you want wrapped.

Step Three

Choose the Look

We’ll help you compare colors, finishes, vinyl options and scope based on the result you want.

Step Four

Get a Clear Quote

Based on the actual vehicle, the amount being wrapped, the material selected and the complexity of the installation.

Step Five

We Handle the Installation

We arrange the work, including vehicle pickup when appropriate, and return the car once the transformation is complete. We’ll also explain how to wash and care for the specific vinyl that was installed — wrapped vehicles want different products and methods than painted ones. Maintenance detailing can handle that for you if you’d rather not think about it.

Wrap Pricing

What Does It Cost to Wrap a Car?

There isn’t one price that makes sense for every wrap. Cost depends on the size and shape of your vehicle, its current condition, how much of the car you want wrapped, the vinyl you choose and the complexity of the installation. A black roof and mirrors is a very different project from a complete color change.

Have a budget in mind? Tell us. If a full wrap isn’t where you want to be, that doesn’t mean there isn’t a great option for your car. Partial wraps, accent work and chrome deletes can make a noticeable difference while staying closer to what you want to spend.

Common Questions

Before You Wrap Your Car

Does a vehicle wrap damage the paint?

A properly installed and professionally removed wrap should not damage healthy factory paint. Paint condition matters, which is one reason we inspect the vehicle before wrapping it.

Can you wrap a car that needs bodywork?

Not yet. Vinyl follows the surface underneath it, so dents, failing clear coat and poor repairs can still show through. We’ll take a look and let you know if something should be addressed first.

How long does a vehicle wrap last?

Lifespan depends on the vinyl, finish, sun exposure, storage and how the vehicle is cared for. Southern California sun can be hard on exterior vinyl, so we’ll explain the expected care and lifespan of the material you select.

Can I wrap only part of my vehicle?

Absolutely. Roofs, mirrors, hoods, trim, accents and chrome deletes are all common alternatives to a complete color change.

Can I remove the wrap later?

Vinyl wraps are designed to be removable. Proper removal matters, especially as the film ages, so we recommend having it professionally removed rather than pulling it off without knowing the condition underneath.

Can I wrap over damaged or repainted paint?

It depends on the condition of the surface. Let us know about previous paintwork, repairs, failing clear coat or other issues so we can inspect the vehicle first.

Where is the wrap installed?

Vehicle wraps need clean, controlled conditions, so most work is completed in an appropriate enclosed environment. When needed, we can arrange collection and return of your vehicle.

Do you offer commercial vehicle wraps?

Yes. We wrap vans and other commercial vehicles in addition to personal vehicles, and the graphics stay removable when it’s time for a change.

Ready for a Different Look?

See Your Car in a Whole New Color.

Bring us the exact color you already love, or just the vague idea that you want the car to feel different. We’ll help you explore the options, take a look at the vehicle and build a quote around the transformation you want.

3M, Avery Dennison & KPMF  /  Riverside & San Diego counties  /  Open seven days a week