Vinyl Wrap is an Exciting Process—But it Can Be Confusing, Too.

Chrome has started to take a hit to its reputation in the last several years. It's a dated look and can lose its luster/ shine if not properly maintained.

This is where Vinyl has a chance to shine...by wrapping the Chrome trim, the entire look of the vehicle is elevated. We can complete these deletes with any standard color, finish, and shine. 

Logo Black Outs

A complimentary service to a Chrome Delete is a Logo Black Out where we Black Out logos and Emblems. This can also be completed in any other accent color you prefer. 

Vinyl is so versatile, we can wrap your vehicle to match any vision you may have. You can even mix and match different colors to create a custom look that no one else has envisioned. 

Once you decide you would like to go this route, but aren't sure where to begin, we've got some tips for you!

1. Know what you want: If you have a vision of what your wrap should look like, it will help narrow down your options. We recommend having at least two or three different colors in mind before contacting us.

2. Do your homework: Researching your options and a simple Google Search can help you find your inspiration and help establish your design expectations.

3. Get a professional opinion: We can give you an unbiased opinion on your idea and will often suggest complimentary details.

If you decide you want to go a more custom route, we can enlist our Graphic Designer to help execute your vision. Printed Vinyl allows for your unique vision to be brought to life in many forms of art and color.

The process for this time of design, production, and installation generally has a long lead time to account for design, rounds of revisions, and final proof approval. Our printing is completed on Avery Dennison 1105 EZRS Vinyl with a Glossy Over-Lamination. This is the same Vinyl you see on Commercial Vinyl Wraps.

Pricing varies depending on what you are going for, so reach out to us today to start the process if you want to make your ride into a Unicorn on the road. 

Partial Wraps don't only need to be for creative outlets, sometimes don't they are just more practical. For example, the owner of this Ford Taurus was unhappy with the rock chips on the front bumper and hood. The cost/ downtime of paint didn't match his budget and turnaround time. 

Furthermore, he drives long distances frequently so he was interested in the protection of vinyl. Getting the front painted again would have fixed the visual issue but not offered a buffer against road contamination to prevent this same damage from occurring. 

In this situation we were able to match vinyl to the Factory Paint Color, however, it may not be possible to match all OEM paint colors. We are happy to research this and review samples to find a good match. 

A small modification with vinyl that yields major results is roof wraps. Roofs have become a popular modification to elevate the overall look of your vehicle. Trends within the Automotive Industry for new vehicles often include a two-tone color to modernize the overall look of the vehicle. 

For this 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee, we took the white roof to black for our customer. She already had to wait over 6 months to get her Jeep and the reason she was able to get it sooner was she settled for a white roof instead of black.

The Automotive Market is really insane right now, there are shortages of new vehicles and there isn't an end in sight. Vinyl Wrap offers customers the opportunity to get the style and look of the vehicle they desire without having to wait for manufacturers to produce it.