What we wrap
- Full colour change for cars and vans
- Roof, bonnet, mirror and trim wraps
- Part wraps and printed wraps for business vehicles
- Race and track cars, with numbers and sponsor decals
Choose a finish
Illustration only. Screens can't show true colour or finish.
Screens can't show a finish accurately, so we'll show you real film samples at the workshop before you choose.
How a wrap goes
- Look and quoteTell us the make and model and the look you want. A couple of photos help. We quote for that vehicle and that film.
- Paint checkWe look over the paintwork first. Film needs sound paint underneath, so we'll tell you about any risk before we start.
- WrappingThe vehicle stays with us in the workshop while it is cleaned, prepared and wrapped panel by panel.
- HandoverWe go round the vehicle with you and give you care instructions for your film.
Wrap or respray?
A wrap is removable. The original paint stays underneath, so the vehicle can go back to its factory colour later. A respray is permanent. A wrap also opens up finishes that are hard to get in paint, such as matte, satin and carbon effect.
A colour-change wrap is not the same as paint-protection film (PPF). PPF is a clear film made to protect the paint you already have. This page is about changing the look.
Common questions
How much does a car wrap cost?
It depends on the size of the vehicle, the film and finish, and how much is covered. Send us the make and model and the look you want and we'll quote that job. We don't publish list prices, because no two vehicles are the same.
How long will you need my car?
A full wrap is not a same-day job. The vehicle is cleaned and prepared, wrapped panel by panel and then checked. We'll give you drop-off and collection dates with your quote.
Will it damage my paint?
Film on original, sound paint is designed to be removed. Resprayed or damaged paint can lift, so we inspect the car first and tell you about any risk.
Can you wrap a leased car or van?
Usually, yes, because the film is designed to come off again. Check your lease agreement first: some finance companies want to be asked before a vehicle is wrapped.
Do I need to tell the DVLA?
If the wrap changes the colour of the vehicle, yes. Colour is one of the details GOV.UK says you must update on your V5C log book (GOV.UK: change vehicle details on a V5C). It is sensible to tell your insurer as well.
How do I look after it?
Hand wash, keep pressure washers away from the edges, and remove fuel spills and bird droppings promptly. We'll give you care instructions for your film.