
A new color
Change the color or finish without a paint job.
Paint protection
A new color or finish in vinyl, with your paint kept safe underneath, at our San Diego shop.

Vinyl wrapping

Change the color or finish without a paint job.

Black out chrome trim for a cleaner look.

The wrap covers your factory paint and can come off later.

A roof, mirrors or a hood in a contrast color.
How it works
A wrap is a thin vinyl film laid over the paint, panel by panel, with its edges tucked in so it looks painted. Gloss, satin and matte finishes are all possible.
Your factory paint stays underneath. When you want a change, a wrap on good factory paint can come off without harming it.
The vinyl also takes the light scratches and the sun that would otherwise land on your paint, and if one panel is ever damaged, that panel can be wrapped again on its own.

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How to book
Ask for a free quote online or call us, and we’ll find a day that suits you.
The car is washed and decontaminated so the vinyl sits flat and holds.
The vinyl goes on panel by panel, with its edges tucked in so it looks painted.
We go over the whole car with you, and explain how to wash and care for the wrap.
What we need from you: Tell us your car’s year, make and model, and the color or finish you have in mind.
Questions
Not on good factory paint. The wrap sits on top and can come off later; repainted or damaged paint can lift, so we check it first.
It depends on the film and how the car is kept. We tell you what to expect when we quote.
Yes. Roofs, mirrors, hoods and chrome trim are popular partial wraps.
Hand wash it with a soft mitt, and keep pressure washers away from the edges.
A full wrap takes longer than a partial one. We tell you when we quote.
The chrome trim around the windows, grille or badges is covered in black or another color of vinyl, for a cleaner look. It can come off later.
Free quote
Tell us what you need and we’ll come back to you with a price.