Full Vehicle Wraps in Olympia, WA
A full wrap covers every painted panel on the vehicle, so the color change reads as factory paint from any angle. We disassemble handles, mirrors and trim rather than cutting around them, which is what separates a wrap that lasts from one that lifts at the edges after a wet Pacific Northwest winter.
What is included
- Complete color change in gloss, satin, matte, metallic or color-shift
- Panels disassembled and film tucked, never trimmed at the edge
- Cast film from 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal only
- Original paint sealed underneath and protected from rock chips and UV
- Fully reversible: the factory finish is preserved for resale
Common questions
- How long does a full vehicle wrap take?
- Most full wraps take several days in the bay. The vehicle needs to be fully decontaminated and partially disassembled before any film goes on, and the film needs to post-heat and settle before it goes back out in the weather. We give you a firm timeline when we quote your specific vehicle.
- Will a wrap damage my paint?
- On factory paint in sound condition, no. Cast vinyl is designed to be removed without residue, and the film actually shields the paint underneath from UV and road debris. Wraps over aftermarket respray or failing clearcoat are a different situation, and we will tell you honestly before we take the job.
- How long does a wrap last in the Pacific Northwest?
- Quality cast film typically holds up for years, though constant rain, road grit and sun exposure all factor in. Garage-kept vehicles do noticeably better than ones parked outside year round. We will walk you through the care that extends it.