frequently asked questions
Vinyl Wraps
Q: Will vehicle wrapping damage the vehicle?
A: Applying specialist vehicle wrapping film to your vehicle will not damage your paintwork. However If you already have stone chips, abrasions or rust patches on your paintwork it's important to remember that when the vinyl is removed it may pull loose paint off with it.
Q: Who do I need to advise about my vehicle wrap?
A: Insurance Company, It is important that you advise your insurance company that you have had your vehicle part/fully wrapped. This way should you be in the unfortunate position of having an accident or need to claim on your insurance company then they are aware of the costs and materials that will need to be replaced.
A: DVLA, The DVLA should only be contacted should the car be a permanent colour change. As vehicle wraps are temporary there is no need to advise them of your wrap.
A: Police, As part of the police's vehicle database, your car registration is linked to the make, model and colour of your vehicle. If the police do a registration number check they may stop you and ask questions regarding the colour. It is very easy to demonstrate that the vinyl is temporary and not the true colour.
Q: How long does it take to complete?
A: A full vehicle wrap can take up to 4 days to do. Vehicles must be thoroughly cleaned and dried. Lights and some body trim panels may have to removed etc, before we even start applying the vinyls.
Q: How long does a vehicle wrap last?
A: A professionally applied vehicle wrap will last between approx 5 years.
Q: Is the vehicle wrap easy to remove?
A: Yes. The vehicle wrapping film we use is applied with high quality adhesives and can be easily removed within 5 years of the wrap being installed.
Q: Can I choose to wrap just part of my vehicle?
A: Vehicle wrapping is most effective when the whole vehicle is covered in a complete design, but you can chose to wrap just part of the vehicle, such as the roof or bonnet.
Q: Will vehicle wrapping damage the vehicle?
A: Applying specialist vehicle wrapping film to your vehicle will not damage your paintwork. However If you already have stone chips, abrasions or rust patches on your paintwork it's important to remember that when the vinyl is removed it may pull loose paint off with it.
Q: Who do I need to advise about my vehicle wrap?
A: Insurance Company, It is important that you advise your insurance company that you have had your vehicle part/fully wrapped. This way should you be in the unfortunate position of having an accident or need to claim on your insurance company then they are aware of the costs and materials that will need to be replaced.
A: DVLA, The DVLA should only be contacted should the car be a permanent colour change. As vehicle wraps are temporary there is no need to advise them of your wrap.
A: Police, As part of the police's vehicle database, your car registration is linked to the make, model and colour of your vehicle. If the police do a registration number check they may stop you and ask questions regarding the colour. It is very easy to demonstrate that the vinyl is temporary and not the true colour.
Q: How long does it take to complete?
A: A full vehicle wrap can take up to 4 days to do. Vehicles must be thoroughly cleaned and dried. Lights and some body trim panels may have to removed etc, before we even start applying the vinyls.
Q: How long does a vehicle wrap last?
A: A professionally applied vehicle wrap will last between approx 5 years.
Q: Is the vehicle wrap easy to remove?
A: Yes. The vehicle wrapping film we use is applied with high quality adhesives and can be easily removed within 5 years of the wrap being installed.
Q: Can I choose to wrap just part of my vehicle?
A: Vehicle wrapping is most effective when the whole vehicle is covered in a complete design, but you can chose to wrap just part of the vehicle, such as the roof or bonnet.
