Did you know that a vehicle wrap can be used in place of a paint job? For truly innovative designs or unique colors it can be more cost effective and faster to use a vinyl car wrap. Whether you are just doing it for the looks or you want to get commercial custom vehicle wraps, there are a lot of things to consider before you make the final decision.
There are a lot of factors that determine the final cost of wrapping a vehicle. Of course, size is one of the first considerations- the bigger the vehicle the more material will be used and the more time and labor will go in to it. Then there is the shape and model of the car. Some cars have simple, clean lines that are easy to work with while others may have extra lines, dips and angles that require the technician to do a pretty spectacular gymnastics routine to finish.
The car’s paint has to be in pretty decent shape and there cannot be any areas of serious damage or rust. Any older vehicle wrap will have to be removed before a new one can be applied. If that wrap has been on for a significant amount of time there could be some difficulty and it could possibly cause damage to the finish.
Custom vehicle wraps for both personal and professional use are on the rise. The industry is booming and will probably only continue to grow especially as people look for ways to keep their car looking new for as long as possible. A car wrap can be a better option than paint in areas where the elements tend to be a bit harsher and a well-maintained wrap can look brand new practically until the day it is removed.
Remember though, just like with a paint job or any other service with your vehicle; you get what you pay for. Sure, there are discount places that offer car wrapping or detailing, painting and other types of services but they may cut corners and employ people who are not quite as professional or not quite as dedicated to top notch service. Inferior paints and poor quality vinyls will end up not only looking bad but can cause serious damage to your car leaving you paying more to fix this costly mistake than if you had brought your car to us to get the job done right, the first time.
