A car wrap is a process where a special vinyl film is applied to the painted surface of a vehicle. The vinyl has a self-adhesive layer that allows it to stick to the vehicle's surface. When heat is applied, the film can be stretched and molded to fit the contours of the car. Car wrapping is an alternative to painting, allowing for personalized designs and color combinations limited only by one's imagination and budget.

A car wrap typically lasts between 5-7 years, depending on the quality of the material and how well it is maintained. At Visionary, we use high quality vinyl and ensure that the vinyl is installed properly to prevent peeling, bubbles and discoloration, helping it last for years to come.

We offer a variety of services at Visionary Customs, including: Full Vehicle Wraps: Full vehicle wraps offer a distinctive and customizable look for any type of vehicle, from cars and trucks to vans and boats, while providing protection from the elements. Made from high-quality vinyl, these wraps come in various colors and finishes, including Matte, Satin, and Gloss, mimicking the effects of a professional paint job without the cost or time commitment. Partial Vehicle Wraps: Partial vehicle wraps let you customize specific parts of your vehicle, such as your roof, hood, or spoiler. These wraps offer a seamless integration with the vehicle's original design, allowing you to add a unique touch that reflects your personal style. Headlight and tail light tints: Headlight and taillight tints involve applying a transparent or tinted film to protect your vehicle's lights from damage, while also preventing them from becoming yellow or dull. This sleek upgrade not only enhances the appearance of your car but also shields the lights from scratches, chips, and road debris. Chrome Deletes: A chrome delete transforms the shiny chrome accents on your vehicle, commonly found on your grill and window trim, into a sleek, black finish. This service is perfect for those who prefer a more understated and refined look and is available in Satin, Matte, or Gloss black. Custom Wraps and Liveries: Transform your vehicle with custom wraps and liveries, designed to reflect your unique style and identity. Our high-quality vinyl wraps deliver vibrant, eye-catching designs that make a lasting impression, and is a great way to give your vehicle wrap its own individual character. Paint Protective Film (PPF): PPF shields your vehicle's surface from scratches, chips, and other damage while preserving its pristine appearance. Made from advanced, durable materials, PPF offers an invisible layer of protection that keeps your car looking new and enhances its resale value.

Yes, we offer financing options to help make it easier for you to get your vehicle wrapped without paying the full amount upfront. Whether you're interested in a full vehicle wrap, paint protection film, or any of our other services, we can work with you to find a financing plan that fits your budget. Request a quote today to learn more about our financing options.

Yes, a car can still be wrapped even if it has rock chips, rust, or dents. It is important to note that since the wrap film is thin and flexible, it may conform to the imperfections rather than cover them. This means that the wrap may highlight those flaws rather than hide them, yet this largely depends on the color and finish of the vinyl. If you would like to request partial bodywork at an additional charge, include that in the request form.

The time that a full vehicle wrap takes will depend on a variety of factors, including: The size of the vehicle The complexity of the wrap design The condition of the car's surface On average, a full car wrap can be completed in 7 days. This timeframe also includes the preparation, installation, and post-installation inspection to ensure the wrap is properly applied.

There are many steps you can take to maintain your car wrap and preserve its appearance: Hand Wash your Car: Hand washing is the safest method to clean your wrapped vehicle. Use a mild, non-abrasive detergent and a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid Brush Car Washes: Brush car washes can damage the wrap, causing it to peel, warp, or degrade over time. Instead, opt for brushless car washes if you prefer an automated wash. We recommend that you wait at least 14 days after your vinyl wrap installation to allow the film to dry completely. Dry Thoroughly: After washing, make sure to dry the vehicle thoroughly with a microfiber cloth to avoid water spots. Spot Clean: Address bird droppings, tree sap, and other contaminants as soon as possible. Use isopropyl alcohol or a gentle quick detailer for spot cleaning. By following these steps, you can keep your vehicle wrap in top condition for years to come.

Vinyl wraps are designed to withstand a variety of weather conditions, including cold winters and hot summers. Here’s how they perform: In the cold winter: Durability: Vinyl wraps can handle cold temperatures well, especially when properly installed. High-quality vinyl is resistant to cracking, shrinking, or peeling, even in freezing conditions. Protection: The wrap acts as a barrier against road salt, snow, and ice, protecting the underlying paint from damage. Maintenance: It’s important to regularly wash the vehicle to remove road salt and other debris, as these can degrade the wrap over time. In the hot summer: UV Resistance: Good-quality vinyl wraps are UV resistant, which helps prevent fading and discoloration caused by sun exposure. Heat Resistance: Vinyl wraps are engineered to withstand high temperatures without warping or melting. However, extremely prolonged exposure to intense heat may lead to some wear over time. Care: Parking in shaded areas or using a car cover can help extend the lifespan of the wrap by reducing prolonged direct sunlight exposure. With proper care, vinyl wraps can last 5 to 7 years, even under harsh weather conditions.

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