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Transformation · Plano, Texas

Color-change wraps

A new color or finish in gloss, satin or matte, laid over the original paint, which stays intact underneath.

The work

What's included

A wrap changes how a car looks without committing its paint. Vinyl film covers the painted panels in a new color or finish, and the factory paint beneath is left as it was.

Good wraps are about the details: edges, seams, door shuts and how the film is laid into curves. We plan those details with you at consultation, before any film is ordered.

A wrap can be combined with paint protection film on the areas that take chips, or with a ceramic coating over the top for easier care.

  • Consultation on color, finish and coverage
  • Gloss, satin and matte finishes
  • Full wraps, or partial wraps such as roofs, mirrors and trim
  • Paint inspection and surface preparation
  • Aftercare guidance at handover

Pricing

Priced at consultation

Priced at consultation, for the car, the film, the coverage and the detail work involved.

Process

How it works

  1. Consult

    We look at the car, inspect the paint and agree the color, finish and coverage.

  2. Prepare

    The car is washed and decontaminated, and trim is removed where the design needs it.

  3. Wrap

    The film is laid panel by panel, with edges and seams planned in advance.

  4. Inspect and handover

    We inspect the finish with you and explain how to care for it.

Warranty

Our warranty

Warranty

12 months / 12,000 miles

Read the warranty terms

Makes

Related makes

More on the makes we service, their common issues and the work we do on them.

Questions

Does a wrap damage the paint?

A wrap applied to healthy factory paint and removed correctly should not damage it. Paint that has been resprayed or is already failing can lift when film comes off, so we inspect the paint first.

How long does a car wrap last?

It depends on the film, the finish, how much sun the car sees and how it is cared for. We explain what to expect at consultation.

Is a wrap better than a respray?

A wrap is reversible and leaves the original paint in place, which matters for the value of many European and exotic cars. A respray is permanent. For most owners who want a new look, a wrap is the lower-risk choice.

Can I wrap a leased car?

Often, yes, because a wrap can be removed. Check the terms of your lease first.

How much does a color-change wrap cost?

It depends on the car, the film, the coverage and the detail work involved. We quote after a consultation.

Can I add PPF or ceramic coating to a wrap?

Yes. Protection film on the leading edges and a coating over the wrap can be planned in the same consultation.

Transformation · Plano, Texas

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