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Cars - Toronto & GTA

Full Car Wrap

A full car wrap covers the whole car in vinyl film. The factory colour disappears and the car takes on a new one, or a complete printed design, without a drop of paint being sprayed. It is the choice for drivers who want a total change: a colour the factory never offered, a finish paint cannot do, or full branding from bumper to bumper.

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Full Car Wrap

A full car wrap covers the whole car in vinyl film. The factory colour disappears and the car takes on a new one, or a complete printed design, without a drop of paint being sprayed. It is the choice for drivers who want a total change: a colour the factory never offered, a finish paint cannot do, or full branding from bumper to bumper.

Because the film covers everything, it also protects everything. The paint underneath spends the wrap's life sealed away from stone chips, road salt, sun and minor scratches, which helps the car hold its value. When the film comes off, the original paint is still under there.

Options

  • Colour-change films in gloss, matte, satin, metallic and chrome
  • Full printed designs for branding or one-off artwork
  • Two-tone work, such as a contrasting roof or bonnet
  • Film matched across panels for a single, even finish
  • Design handled in-house, or built around artwork you supply
  • Film from 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal

Good to know

A full wrap is the biggest job we do on a car, and most take 2 to 4 days in the shop depending on the vehicle and the design. You can drive the car as soon as it is finished; just give it 24 hours before the first wash. After that, hand washing with gentle, non-abrasive soap is all it asks for. A well kept full wrap lasts 5 to 7 years, and our installation work is covered by warranty.

FAQ

Will any of the old colour show?

From outside, the car reads as one colour. Small inner edges, such as inside the door shuts, can still show the original paint when a door is open. That is normal for any wrap.

Does a full wrap suit a leased car?

Yes, and it is a common reason people wrap. The film protects the paint while you have the car, then comes off cleanly before the car goes back.

Can the wrap be removed later?

Yes. Professional removal takes the film off without damaging factory paint, and the car returns to its original colour.

Thinking about a complete change? Tell us the car and the colour or design you have in mind on the quote page and we will send a free estimate.

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