Completely covers your vehicles paint to protect from damage.
Built in UV protection extends the lifespan of your paint.
Repels water and dirt, making the car easier to clean and maintain.
Shields against harsh chemicals, bird droppings, and acid rain, reducing the risk of etching or staining.
Color Customization: Change your vehicle to any color you want, anytime you want.
Ideal Painting Alternative: Wraps are both more cost effective & easier to change out.
Preserve Your Paint: Protect against swirls, rocks, chips and more.
Durability: Wraps are ultra durable and last for years.
Before applying a vinyl wrap, it may be necessary to perform paint correction on your vehicle. Indications that paint correction is needed include visible swirl marks, fine scratches, oxidation, and dull or uneven paint. If the surface of your car looks lackluster or does not reflect light uniformly, it’s a good idea to consider paint correction. Furthermore, if your vehicle has recently suffered damage from environmental elements such as bird droppings or tree sap, correcting these problems can help prevent additional deterioration and ensure a better outcome for the vinyl wrap application. Our experts will help you determine whether or not paint correction is required.
Yes, even if your car is brand new, paint correction is recommended before applying a vinyl wrap. While new cars often appear flawless, they can still have minor imperfections such as swirl marks, light scratches, or dull areas. Conducting paint correction addresses these issues, creating a smooth and reflective surface that promotes better adhesion of the vinyl wrap. This preparation not only enhances the overall appearance of the wrap but also contributes to its durability and effectiveness in protecting the vehicle from environmental contaminants.
Yes, some high-quality vinyl wraps are designed with self-healing properties. This means that minor scratches and imperfections can “heal” over time when exposed to heat from the sun or a heat gun. The heat causes the vinyl material to expand and return to its original state, effectively minimizing the appearance of surface damage. However, it’s important to note that while self-healing features can improve the durability of the wrap and enhance its longevity, they may not fully restore heavily damaged areas. Regular maintenance and care will also play a significant role in preserving the appearance of the wrap.
No, maintaining your vinyl wrap does not require anything overly complicated or excessive. A few straightforward practices can help ensure its longevity and appearance. Regular cleaning with mild, pH-balanced soap and water is essential to remove dirt and contaminants. It’s recommended to wash the wrap at least once a month, or more frequently if exposed to harsh conditions. Additionally, avoiding abrasive materials and harsh chemicals will prevent damage. A periodic inspection for any signs of wear or damage will also help you address issues early. Overall, with simple and consistent care, your vinyl wrap can remain in excellent condition without the need for elaborate maintenance routines.
Avoid automatic car washes.
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2 months ago
Everyone at Next Level is very professional. I am very happy with the tint they did on my Model 3. They are very patient to explain the difference between each tier of the tint and help me to determine the best option. I am very grateful for Ricardo dropping off a Read More
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