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Prices are typical national ranges for a standard vehicle; your exact quote depends on vehicle size, condition and coverage. Studios on Coateau set their own prices and compete for your job — you compare real offers, not ballparks.
What is vinyl wrap?
A vinyl wrap covers your paint in a colored or textured film to completely change the look of the car — matte, satin, gloss, chrome, or color-shift — while protecting the factory paint underneath. It's fully reversible, so you can transform the car now and return it to original for resale.
- 01Wash, decontaminate, and detail every panel and edge.
- 02Disassemble trim and handles where needed for tucked edges.
- 03Film laid, heated, and stretched panel by panel, then post-heated to set.
- 04Reassembly and inspection for lifted edges before delivery.
A partial or accent wrap (roof, hood, mirrors) is far cheaper than a full color change. Full wraps depend on vehicle size, film type (premium cast films and specialty finishes cost more), and how much trim must come off.
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Vinyl Wrap questions
How long does a vinyl wrap last?
A professional wrap in quality cast film lasts 5–7 years with proper care before it's peeled or replaced.
Does a wrap damage the paint?
No — on factory paint in good condition it protects the finish, and it removes cleanly. Wrapping over damaged or repainted panels is riskier.
Wrap vs. paint — which is better?
A wrap is reversible, faster, usually cheaper, and offers finishes paint can't. Paint is permanent. Most people wanting a new look choose a wrap.
Can I wrap just part of the car?
Yes — accent wraps on the roof, hood, or mirrors are popular and budget-friendly.