FAQ

Q:What material do you use for the vehicle wrapping?

A: The main material for producing our vehicle wraps is Vinyl. It is a blend of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) polymer, from which the word “vinyl” comes from.

Q: Will the wrap damage my car’s original paint?

A: The answer is no. If the wrap is installed properly and removed carefully, the paint won’t be damaged. Moreover, the wrap protects the original paint.

Q: Can I remove the wrap on my own?

A: Of course you can. However, removing it yourself may cause damage to your car's paint. We suggest our installation experts' help on de-installing your car's wrap.

Q: How do you make the vehicle wraps?

A: First our visual experts team makes precise measurements and then they sit down with the clients to understand what they are looking for as far as creative graphic work. Once the design is approved our large format printers ensure the best color schemes and resolution available in the printing industry in Los Angeles. Printing generally takes 4-5 business days but design depends on the clients needs and wants. After the completion of the print, our experts begin the installation process which takes 1-3 days depending on the number or cars, size of the car and the wrap percentage.

Q: Do I have to wrap the entire car or what types of car wrapping do you offer?

A: You do not have to wrap your entire car. The wraps are printed to cover the whole car or only some parts of it. There are several types of car wrap to choose from. The 5 main types of car wrapping that we offer are:

• Full Wrap + Roof

• Full Wrap

• Partial 75% Wrap

• Partial 50% Wrap

• Partial 25% Wrap

Q: Can you cut custom shapes too?

A: Yes, our high-speed machines do the cutting job replacing manual labor. You may get your desired shape and size of vehicle wraps.

Q: How should I care for the vehicle wrap?

A: Better to hand wash the wrapped vehicle. Basically, try avoiding power washing. The use of brushing windows will not cause any damage to the window wrap.

Q: What is the lifespan of your vehicle wraps?

A: In general, it depends on how well you care for your car wrap. Our vinyls normally outlast the vehicle, it can last up to 6 years with proper care. Proper washing and proper parking avoiding long hours of parking under the sun.

Q: Should I Paint or Wrap my Car?

A: Painting a car takes a longer time, whereas wrapping a car has a comparatively quick turnaround time. The painting process takes up two weeks to complete the job, while the wrapping process can be accomplished in a few days. Painting a car requires three to four coats of paint, whereas wrapping involves only an application of only one layer and of course it is a simpler process. Moreover, in the case of painting you are limited to choose only solid colors for your design, alternatively wrapping a car gives that opportunity to transfer all of your preferred designs on one layer of vinyl and have it wrapped on your vehicle. Indeed, car wraps are highly flexible contrary to paint.

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