Choosing a colour and finish
Gloss, matt and textured finishes can change a vehicle’s character. Comparing physical samples in daylight gives a more reliable impression than choosing a colour from a screen alone.
Paint inspection before wrapping
The condition of the surface affects the result. Paint repairs, clear-coat issues and previous treatments should be checked before installation. Wrapping is not a repair method for every surface defect.
Attention to installation details
Panel joints, curves and edge finishes are planned together. The coverage, any parts requiring removal and the intended appearance should be discussed before work begins. Colour wrapping and PPF paint protection address different needs.
Care and removal
The cleaning and removal methods depend on the film and paint condition. Care in line with the manufacturer’s instructions helps maintain the finish. The vehicle’s paint history should also be considered during removal.
Frequently asked questions
Are there options other than a full wrap?
Partial wrapping can be considered for the roof, mirror covers or selected panels.
Can a colour wrap replace PPF?
Colour wraps and PPF may differ in both material and purpose. If paint protection is the priority, choose a product specifically for that need.

