FAQ
Is a wrap cheaper than a respray?
Compared like for like, a wrap is often cheaper than a quality respray, and it's usually faster because there's no sanding, masking and curing time. A budget respray can cost less up front, but it's permanent and the finish is only as good as the prep behind it. A wrap is reversible, keeps your factory paint underneath, and opens up finishes like satin, matte and colour-shift that paint can't easily match. If resale value matters, being able to return the car to its original colour is a real advantage. Our wrap vs respray guide goes through the comparison in more detail.
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