Answers on a popular questions

Do you provide any warranty?

Installation warranty - 1 year Protection from any peeling, bubbling, or defects that might result from the installation process.

There are a couple of simple rules you must keep in mind if this guarantee is to be preserved:
- Stick to hand washing only, using car wash soap specifically.
- Do not use a brush or high-pressure auto washes to wash your car.
- You should avoid scrubbing and using a powerful chemical.
- Do not wax if your finish is matt or satin.

Material warranty up to 7 years
If you encounter any issues with the vinyl surface, such as excessive fading, loss of gloss, delamination, or discoloration, don't worry - these problems are covered under the manufacturer's warranty. The warranty lasts between 3 to 7 years, depending on the brand.

For example: 3M 2080. It comes with a 7-year warranty for vertical surfaces and a
2-year warranty for horizontal ones. (Please inquire about specific product warranties)

If there are any material defects, i'll have to remove the affected parts from your vehicle and send them back to the manufacturer for a warranty assessment. Based on evaluation, you could get a full replacement either at a reduced price or completely free of charge.
(Please note vehicles that have repainted areas  may have limited and/or voided warranty)

How i should take care of my wrap?

I've got a list of things that you should look after your wrap:

- Stick to hand washing. Your wrap may be seriously damaged by some car wash brushes and high-pressure washes, causing deep scratches or even tearing it off.

- Hold off on waxes or coating if the wraps have a matt or satin finish

- Avoid hard chemical cleaners at all costs. They're the ones you know, such as Dawn, Mean Green, Purple Power, and degreasers or solvents. If you are not sure, please let me know and we'll be able to give more detailed instructions. Option to consider, but worth consideration: a ceramic coating. It's an additional layer of protection that helps protect the wrap from deep stains, making it shinier and more easily cleaned.  Remember, ceramic coating can change the color slightly when whap has a matt or satin finish.

- Option to consider, but worth consideration: a ceramic coating. It's an additional layer of protection that helps protect the wrap from deep stains, making it shinier and more easily cleaned.  Remember, ceramic coating can change the color slightly when whap has a matt or satin finish.

How long will it take to wrap my vehicle?

It usually takes me four to seven business days to get a full wrap on your car. If you're going for a partial wrap, it's usually a quicker job, taking around 1 to 3 business days on average.

I'll provide the quicker installation time, for a small fee, if needed. Full wrap for 2 days and partial for 1 day. I always stick to promised time, unless something extraordinary happens.

What is expected vinyl wrap lifetime?

The lifespan of the wrap can vary between 5 to 7 years. It really depends on a few factors like the brand of the material used, how well the vehicle is looked after, the amount of mileage it racks up, location and even how it's stored. All these elements play an important role in keeping your wrap in top shape.

Can I wrap a leased vehicle?

Absolutely! The wraps are completely removable, which means you will not be affected by the lease agreement or warranty. It's a major advantage over permanent paint jobs that can decrease your vehicle's value. So, without any long-term worries, you can style your car with a wrap.

Will the wrap damage my vehicle's paint?

Not at all! For your original factory paint, car wrapping can act as a protective layer. But, if your car's paint job is already in poor condition, or if it's been repainted poorly and the paint is peeling, there is   a chance that removing the wrap might pull off some paint. It's important to note that wrap manufacturers only guarantee the wrap for vehicles with original factory paint.

How much does a vehicle wrap cost?

In the case of commercial wrapping, you'd be looking at up to $1000 for partial wrap and could go as much as $5000 on a full wrap. I'll be able to give you a more accurate estimate once I get the details of what you're looking for. The color change wraps start at $2500, which depends on the kind of vehicle you've got and the materials used as well as coverage options.

Isn't the printed graphic going to fade in the sun?

Yes, it is. But I'm using only good-quality film and inks, so you can barely see the difference in the lifespan of the wraps.

Is it possible to replace the company's information
on my wrap if it changes?

Of course! Contact information such as a website, phone number, or QR codes installed as a separate layer and easily replaceable.