Cars - Toronto & GTA
Full Vehicle Wraps
A full vehicle wrap covers the whole vehicle, whatever it is. Cars are the most common, but the same job applies to SUVs, crossovers and pickups: every painted panel wrapped, the original colour gone, and a new finish or a full design in its place. If it has panels, it can almost certainly be wrapped.
A full vehicle wrap covers the whole vehicle, whatever it is. Cars are the most common, but the same job applies to SUVs, crossovers and pickups: every painted panel wrapped, the original colour gone, and a new finish or a full design in its place. If it has panels, it can almost certainly be wrapped.
Every job starts with a design consultation and material selection at our Mississauga shop, then moves through preparation and installation to a final inspection. Owners use full wraps to change colour, to protect a new vehicle's paint from day one, and to put complete branding on a work vehicle.
Options
- Colour-change wraps for any vehicle type
- Full printed designs and business branding
- Gloss, matte, satin, metallic and chrome finishes
- Two-tone layouts across larger vehicles
- Design service in-house, or production from your artwork
- Film from 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal
Good to know
Time in the shop depends on the size of the vehicle and the complexity of the design; most full wraps run 2 to 4 days, with big vehicles and involved artwork at the longer end. You can drive away as soon as the work is done, and after 24 hours the vehicle can be washed, by hand with gentle soap. A cared-for wrap lasts 5 to 7 years, shields the paint from chips, scratches and UV the whole time, and comes off cleanly when its job is finished. Our installations carry a warranty.
FAQ
Which vehicles can be fully wrapped?
Cars, SUVs, crossovers and pickup trucks are everyday work for us. If you have something less common, send the details and we will tell you straight whether it wraps well.
Does a full wrap change my insurance or registration colour?
The vehicle's factory colour is unchanged under the film. If you are unsure what your insurer or the province wants to know, ask us when you book and we will point you at what to check.
Why wrap instead of paint?
A wrap is reversible and it protects the original paint while it is on. Paint is permanent, and a good repaint costs you the factory finish for good.
Start with the vehicle: year, make and model on the quote page gets you a free estimate.