What are Color Change Car Wraps?

Car wrapping is a vehicle customization technique that allows customers to choose from a variety of colors & finishes that are installed on the outside surface of the car using vinyl that than is molded around curves that look just like the paint. However their are a variety of finishes and textures that give your car a unique look that can’t be achieved from paint. All while protecting and preserving the original paint from elements and minor scratches and scuffs. Unlike paint the vinyl wrap can easily be removed and replaced if you ever decide you want to change your car’s color.

 

Wrap Options Available:

                  Depending on needs & budget

• Full wraps: Full wraps cover the entire exterior of the vehicle, Optional mirrors, door handles, etc
• Partial wraps: Partial wraps cover only part of the exterior of the vehicle. (Hood, roof, trunk, etc)
• Window wraps: Window wraps are applied to the windows of a vehicle.

Benefits to Wrap Your Vehicle:

• They can change the look of your car without having to paint it.
• They are easy to apply and remove.
• They can protect your car’s paint from the elements.
• They are available in a variety of colors and finishes.
• They are relatively affordable.

 

WHAT TYPES OF FINISHES & COLORS?

• Chrome: Chrome is a classic and timeless look add a touch of luxury to any car (Most Expensive)
• Metallic: Metallic wraps are available in a variety of colors, and they can give your car a sleek and sophisticated look.
• Gloss: Gloss wraps are perfect for cars that you want a factory look with a unique color & POP!
• Matte: Matte wraps are a more subtle option, custom touch of style to your car & gives your car a more rugged look.
• Carbon fiber: Carbon fiber wraps are a great way to add a touch of luxury & performance to your car, but can really make your car stand out from the crowd.

 

 

 

How Much are Vinyl Car Wraps?

The cost of a car wrap can vary depending on a number of factors, including the size and complexity of the wrap, & the type of vinyl used. In general, however, the cost of a car wrap can range from $2,000 to $10,000.

• Size and complexity of the wrap: The size and complexity of the wrap will have a big impact on the cost. A full wrap, which covers the entire exterior of the vehicle, will be more expensive than a partial wrap, which covers only part of the exterior. A wrap with a complex design, such as a two-tone wrap or a wrap with graphics, will also be more expensive than a wrap with a simple design.

• Type of vinyl used: The type of vinyl used will also affect the cost. Higher-quality vinyl is more durable and will last longer, but it will also be more expensive.
• Experience of the installer: The experience of the installer will also affect the cost. A more experienced installer will be able to apply the wrap more quickly and accurately, which will save you time and money.
• There are many options from affordable to extravagant. At Queen City Tint & Design our prices include materials and labor and usually range from $6 to $15 per square foot. The included professional installation service cost varies with the size of the vehicle and the complexity of the wrap. Schedule an appointment today for a free quote.

 

 

How Long Do Car Wraps Last?

The lifespan of a car wrap can vary depending on a number of factors, including the quality of the wrap, the climate in which it is used, and how well it is cared for. In general, however, a car wrap can last anywhere from 3 to 7 years. Our Charlotte car wraps can last up to 7 years with excellent care. A vinyl car wrap that is often protected from the elements in a garage or with a vehicle cover will have the longest life. The average lifespan of a car wrap is about 5 years.

How Durable are Car Wraps?

Our high quality wraps are beautiful and long lasting. With proper care your Queen City Tint & Design wrap will bring you years of bold color and exciting design. Keep your vehicle clean and protected to ensure your vehicle wrap performs at its best.

How to Maintain Your Car Wrap

For the best and most long lasting performance keep your vehicle in a garage or protect it with a quality car cover. We live in the south and summers can be brutal on a wrap kept outside in the elements. There are several aftermarket shine and polish options specific for wrapped cars. You will want to hand wash your car or wash with non-abrasive cleaners and microfiber towels. Several car washes offer hand wash cleaning options, its best avoid the automatic car washes on a continuous basis, because over time they tend to damage both wraps and even factory paint with dings and scratches.