Installer applying blue vinyl wrap to a car's side mirror with a squeegee

VEHICLE WRAPS

A fresh look for your vehicle, no new paint job required

A vinyl wrap is one of the easiest ways to make a vehicle feel new again. Wraps come in a wide range of colors and finishes, from glossy and satin to matte, and can cover the whole vehicle or just the areas you want to change, like the roof, hood or mirrors. Unlike paint, a wrap can be removed down the road, and it adds a protective layer over the original finish while it's on. Whether you want to personalize your daily driver or put your business name on a work truck, we'll help you choose an option that fits your style and your budget.

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WHY WRAP IT?

Popular reasons drivers choose a wrap

Some drivers want a color the factory never offered. Others want to shield their paint from rock chips, road salt and Utah's strong summer sun, which can fade a finish over time. Business owners use wraps to turn a truck or van into a rolling billboard around the Salt Lake Valley. And because a wrap can come off later, it's a flexible choice if you plan to sell or trade your vehicle and want the original paint underneath to stay in good shape.

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Technician smoothing blue vinyl wrap over a car's hood and front fender
Two installers stretching gloss black vinyl wrap across the hood of a car

FROM IDEA TO INSTALL

A plan built around your vehicle and your goals

We start by talking through the look you have in mind, how much of the vehicle you want covered and how you use it day to day. We'll also check the condition of your paint, since a wrap needs a smooth, healthy surface to hold up, and we'll tell you honestly if anything should be addressed first. Before any work is scheduled, you'll know your options and what to expect. Share your idea through the form below, call (801) 867-6047 or come see us in Midvale. Se habla español.

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Vehicle wrap questions, answered

Thinking about a wrap but not sure where to start? These answers cover what most drivers want to know before they commit. Anything else on your mind, just reach out.

With proper care, many wraps last several years. Sun exposure, climate, how often the vehicle is washed and whether it's parked outdoors all play a role in how long the finish stays looking its best.

When it's applied over healthy factory paint and removed properly, a wrap shouldn't harm the finish underneath. Surfaces that are chipped, peeling or have been repainted carry more risk, which is why we check your paint first.

Yes. Partial wraps are a popular way to add contrast or accents, such as a black roof, a hood stripe or wrapped mirrors, without covering the entire vehicle.

Hand washing is best. Avoid harsh brushes and keep pressure washers at a safe distance from the edges. Cleaning off bird droppings, bugs and road grime quickly will also help the wrap last longer.

Yes. A wrap is designed to be removable, so you can return to the original paint color whenever you're ready, whether that's for a new look or before selling the vehicle.

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