Color change wraps at the shop
Vinyl wraps in Clearfield County are fitted at 60 Dodge Rd in Glen Hope. A wrap changes the color of the vehicle or adds graphics over the factory paint.
Wrapping needs clean panels and still air, which is why it happens indoors rather than on a driveway. Dust and wind are what stand between vinyl and a flat, tidy finish.
A wrap is not paint protection film. Film is clear and there to take stone chips. If you want protection rather than a new color, ask about PPF, and if you want both, we can plan them together.
Thinking about tint or PPF at the same time? Say so when you call (814) 931-4796 and we will try to line them up in one visit.
The vinyl we use
We wrap in 3M and Avery Dennison vinyl. Both are the materials the trade actually runs, they conform properly around the curves and recesses on a modern body, and they come off cleanly when the wrap is done with.
That last part matters more than people expect. Cheap vinyl bakes onto the paint and turns removal into a long, expensive job with a heat gun and adhesive remover. Material that is designed to be removed protects the paint underneath it for the whole time it is on.
Which of the two goes on your vehicle depends on the color and finish you are after, since the ranges do not overlap exactly. Tell us the look you want and we will say what it is available in.
Full wraps, partial wraps, and what they cost
A full wrap changes the color of the whole vehicle. A partial wrap does one area, and roofs, hoods, mirrors and trim accents are the common ones, usually in gloss black or a contrast to the factory paint.
Prices vary depending on what you want. The vehicle, the coverage, the material and how much disassembly the job needs all move the number, so wraps get quoted rather than listed. Call with the vehicle and the finish you have in mind and you get a real figure.
Wrapping needs clean panels and still air, so it happens indoors at 60 Dodge Rd rather than on a driveway. Dust and wind are the two things that stand between vinyl and a flat finish.
We cover Clearfield County, Pennsylvania and the surrounding towns. Call (814) 931-4796 or book online and we will confirm the details.
