from $3,200
Color Change Wrap
Full-body cast vinyl in gloss, satin or matte. Your factory paint stays untouched underneath and comes back when the film does.
A color change wrap covers every painted panel in cast vinyl: gloss, satin, matte or a color-shift film from the swatch book. Underneath, the factory paint stays as it was, so when you sell the car or get tired of the color, the film comes off and the original color is still there.
Before any film goes on, the car is washed, clayed and wiped down panel by panel. Badges, door handles, mirrors and lights come off, so the film wraps around every edge instead of stopping short of it. Door jambs are an option for cars where you'll see them every time a door opens.
What's included
- Swatch session with your car in the bay
- Trim, handles and lights removed and refitted
- Edges wrapped and post-heated so they stay down
- A walk-around under the lights at pickup
PPF packages
How much of the front?
Most chips land on the first foot and a half of the car. Start there, or cover everything the road can reach.
Every package includes a written film warranty and a care sheet for the first month.
How a job runs
Swatch. Strip. Film. Drive.
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Pick the film
Swatches held against your paint under the bay lights, not on a screen.
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Strip it down
Wash, clay and degrease, then badges, handles and lights come off.
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Lay and heat
Film goes on panel by panel, edges tucked and post-heated so they stay put.
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Pick it up
A walk-around with you under the lights, the trim back on, a care sheet in hand.
Reviews
Said at pickup
Questions
Asked at the counter
Will a wrap damage my paint?
Not on factory paint in good shape. Cast vinyl comes off cleanly for years. Repainted panels and chipped clear coat can lift with the film, so we check every panel with a paint gauge before we quote.
How long does the car stay with you?
One day for tint, two for a full front of film, three to four for a full color change or full-body film. The car stays indoors the whole time.
Can I take it through a car wash?
Touchless washes are fine after the first week. Brushes are hard on any film's edges; a hand wash keeps a wrap looking new the longest.
What about winter and road salt?
Film handles salt better than bare paint does. Rinse the lower panels after a salty week, and the film keeps the brine off the clear coat underneath.
Quote
Tell us the car. We send the price.
Make, model, year and what you're after. You get a price and the next open bay dates within a day.
Pick a color.
Book the bay.
Bay dates book out about three weeks ahead.