Vinyl Wrap – A colored vinyl that changes the appearance of your vehicle, that can also include designs and patterns. It does not protect against scratches or rock chips.

Paint Protection Film (PPF) – A clear film that protects against rock chips, scratches, and swirls. PPF is designed for protection, not appearance.

Manufacturer warranties vary depending on the brand and the installation location. The typical warrantied lifespan of vinyl is 2 years for horizontal surfaces (i.e. hood/roof/trunk lid) and 5 years for vertical surfaces. On average, our customers have seen 3-7 years of serviceable life from a full color change vinyl wrap depending on your aftercare routine and storage conditions.

Our XPEL PPF comes with a 10-year manufacturer’s warranty.

Minor imperfections like small chips or light scuffs can usually be wrapped without issue. However, if your paint is peeling, flaking, or rusting, we recommend getting those issues fixed by a body shop before wrapping.

Wrapping over primer is possible but depends on the condition. A strong epoxy primer base is usually required. We’ll inspect the vehicle first to assess the risks and discuss the best approach.

Yes, we can wrap fiberglass surfaces like boats, jet skis, and golf carts. The fiberglass must be in good condition, and a detailed consultation is required.

For colored vinyl brand options, we install vinyl from 3M, KPMF, PWF, Oracal, and Avery.

There is a small risk during installation, but we are a certified shop with expert installers. Before every installation, we thoroughly inspect your vehicle and discuss any concerns.

While you can remove vinyl and/or PPF, we recommend a professional removal to avoid damaging your paint.

If repainting is needed, the paint must cure for at least 30 days before reinstalling vinyl or PPF. For vinyl, options depend on the material’s age and availability. We’ll guide you through the best solution.

Yes! We offer ceramic coating options that work well with vinyl and PPF. We recommend ceramic coating at the time of PPF installation.

Hand wash using the two-bucket method. If necessary, use a touchless car wash to avoid contact with brushes.

No, we don’t wrap badges. We can sometimes arrange for badge painting, but aftermarket badges in your desired color are the best solution.