Car Vinyl Wraps in Austin, TX

Full color change wraps start at $3,500. The final price depends on your vehicle’s size, how much of it you wrap, the film and finish you choose, and how complex the body lines are. A chrome delete or partial wrap costs much less than a full color change. Send us your vehicle details through the quote form and we’ll give you an exact price.

Premium cast films from 3M and Avery Dennison are built to last for years on the road. How long yours lasts depends on the color and finish, how much sun the car gets and how it’s cared for. Garage parking and regular hand washing help a wrap look good longer, especially in the Texas sun.

No, not on factory paint in good condition. A quality film installed and removed correctly comes off without damaging the original finish. Repainted or damaged panels are the exception, since aftermarket paint may not bond as strongly and can lift during removal, so we inspect your paint before we start.

Yes. Wraps are popular on leased vehicles because the film can be removed before you return the car, leaving the factory paint underneath. Check your lease terms, and plan to have the wrap removed professionally before turn-in.

For most people, yes. A wrap costs less than a high-quality repaint, takes less time, can be removed later and doesn’t change your factory finish, which helps protect resale value. A repaint is permanent and usually costs more for a comparable result.

Both change your car’s color. Vinyl is thinner and costs less, with the widest choice of colors and finishes. Color PPF is a thicker, self-healing urethane film that also stops rock chips and scratches. If protection is your top priority, color PPF is the better choice.

3M and Avery Dennison offer hundreds of options, including gloss, satin, matte, metallic, carbon fiber, brushed metal and color-shift films. We can show you samples at the shop so you can see colors in person before you decide.

A chrome delete covers the chrome trim on your car, such as window surrounds, grilles, badges and bumper accents, with vinyl, usually gloss or satin black. It gives the car a cleaner, more modern look, and it can be removed later to bring back the original chrome.

It depends on the vehicle and coverage. A chrome delete or partial wrap takes much less time than a full color change, which requires careful prep and panel-by-panel installation. We’ll give you an exact timeline with your quote.

Hand wash with a pH-neutral soap and a soft mitt, and avoid automatic brush car washes. If you use a pressure washer, keep it on a low setting and away from edges and seams. Clean bird droppings, bugs and fuel spills quickly so they don’t stain the film.

Yes. A coating made for wraps adds UV protection and a hydrophobic finish that makes the film easier to clean, and it works on gloss, satin and matte films. Ask us about adding ceramic coating to your wrap.

Our shop is at 15210 Fitzhugh Rd #304, Austin, TX 78736, in Southwest Austin. We wrap vehicles for drivers across Austin, Bee Cave, Lakeway, Westlake, Dripping Springs, Oak Hill and the surrounding areas. Installations are by appointment.