FAQ
Can a wrapped car go through a car wash?
Hand washing with a soft mitt and a pH-neutral car shampoo is the best way to look after a wrap. Touchless car washes are usually fine. Brush and roller washes can catch edges and scuff the film, so avoid them. If you use a pressure washer, keep the nozzle back from the edges and seams and don't aim it straight at them. Matte and satin finishes shouldn't be waxed or polished, because that leaves shiny patches. We'll go through aftercare with you when the job is done.
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