Frequently Asked Questions

What is a car wrap?

A car wrap is a large vinyl decal or graphic applied directly over your vehicle’s paint. It can completely change the color or add custom designs while protecting the original paint underneath.

How long does a car wrap last?

High-quality wraps typically last 5 to 7 years with proper care, depending on the material, installation, and exposure to elements.

What is Paint Protection Film (PPF)?

PPF is a clear, durable polyurethane film applied to your vehicle’s paint to protect it from scratches, rock chips, UV damage, and stains.

How long does PPF last?

Most premium PPF films come with warranties from 7 to 10 years and can last that long when properly maintained.

Can I wrap my car myself?

While DIY kits exist, professional installation is highly recommended for a smooth, bubble-free finish and to avoid damage.

Does a car wrap damage the original paint?

No, a properly installed car wrap will not damage your paint. It actually protects the paint from UV rays and minor abrasions.

Can I wash my car after it’s wrapped or has PPF?

Yes! You can wash your wrapped or PPF-covered car just like normal. Avoid harsh chemicals and automatic car washes with brushes to prolong the wrap or film life.

What’s the difference between car wrap and PPF?

Car wraps are primarily for changing the vehicle’s appearance with color or graphics, while PPF is a clear film focused on protecting the paint from damage.

How much does a full car wrap or PPF cost?

Prices vary by vehicle size and film type. Wraps usually start around $2,000–$5,000, while full car PPF can range from $3,500 to $7,000 or more.

Can I remove a wrap or PPF later?

Yes, both wraps and PPF can be professionally removed without damaging the factory paint underneath.