FAQ
How long does a wrap last?
Lifespan depends on the film used, the finish, and how the car is used and stored. As a general guide, cast vinyl films typically hold up for around 5 to 7 years with reasonable care, while cheaper, thinner films are usually shorter-lived. Cars kept garaged, hand-washed and out of constant direct sun tend to get more life out of a wrap than daily drivers left outdoors year-round. We'll talk you through what to realistically expect for the specific film and finish you choose as part of your quote.
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