Professional Grade Vehicle Wraps for You

If you’ve been thinking of a complete color change for your vehicle but just couldn’t justify the cost of a factory-style paint job, you’ll be excited to know that premium quality vinyl wraps are a great, affordable option.  Made from premium quality car wrap films available in over two hundred different finishes and colors, these vinyl vehicle wraps are adhesive backed and just waiting to be applied. Mobile Media Graphics professional automotive restylers  use these films to create amazing custom cars! Save time and money by doing it yourself and personalize your car, truck, SUV or motorcycle in a snap with our Vehicle Wraps.

What Can Vehicle Wraps Do for You?

Whether you’ve been thinking of a complete color change or just want to wrap your hood, trunk, fenders or mirrors, we’ve got the right vinyl wrap for you. Both our Avery Dennison™ and 3M™ vehicle wraps are meant to be applied over you factory paint finish and are removable so you can take them off without damaging the underlying surface.

It’s important to note that these all Vehicle Wraps are only suitable for application to factory-finished paint. They are not intended for aftermarket-finished paint as this will not have been cured to the same level as factory paint jobs. Also, when choosing your Vehicle Wrap, carefully measure the area or component to be wrapped and select the appropriate amount of material needed, remembering to factor in an overhang that will be trimmed after application.

Our Vehicle Wraps Specs

Our Vehicle Wrap films are made to last. Manufacture’s warranty our high performance vinyl for 7-10 years on vertical surfaces and 2 years on horizontal surfaces. Since they’re manufactured with dual color layers for dimensional stability and durability, you can depend on them not to discolor or deform even around the craziest of curves. Enjoy the convenience and quality of our pro-grade films.

• Dual-cast vinyl film in a wide variety of colors
• Available in over 200 colors and finishes
• Invisible, air-drain channels for bubble-free results
• Semi-permanent and removable

Vehicle Vinyl Wrap Guide

When you’re looking to upgrade or restore your car’s appearance you have two options: a brand new paint job or a vehicle wrap. Like anything in life, nothing is completely black or white and both approaches have their pros and cons but (truth be told) a vinyl vehicle wrap is usually much more affordable, quicker and longer lasting than an aftermarket paint job when you’re looking for a complete color change.

To get you started, we’ll cover the ins and outs of vehicle wraps so that you can get a better idea of what to expect when wrapping your car and some of the possible pitfalls you might encounter before you decide to get your car wrapped.

Vehicle Wraps: What Are They?

Vinyl wraps have become one of the go-to accessories for DIY car enthusiasts looking to customize their cars, trucks or SUVs without breaking the bank. Premium vinyl films like Avery Dennison™ and Series 1080 3M™ films are extremely durable and simple to use plus vehicle wraps give you color and finish options that paints and sprays can only dream of. And, when done right, vehicle wraps can give you a look that is indistinguishable from an OEM paint job while protecting its value in the process.

The application of vinyl to your vehicle is known as wrapping and gives you two main benefits: protection of your car’s paint job and the possibility of getting a look that paints just can’t deliver. Whether you choose 3M™ or Avery you can get Carbon Fiber, Brushed Metallic, Camouflage, Sticker Bomb and dozens of other patterns that would be impossible to spray on in addition to styles like Chameleon shade-shifter, Matte and Matte Metallic films too!

Not only are vehicle wraps durable but vinyl film is easy to care for as well. Just use soap and water to clean it when dirty. Additionally, because the vinyl itself is the protective coating, there is no need to apply clear coat or wax. It’s pretty resilient but if a section of your wrap gets damaged, you can replace it quickly and easily for much less than you could repair a scratch paint job.

Ways to Wrap Your Car

So what are your options for wrapping your car? Do you have to commit to wrapping the whole vehicle from bumper to bumper? Of course not. You can focus on individual panels to protect against specific dangers or to achieve a particular look. The vinyl film is applied one panel at a time, so you have complete control over how much of your car is covered.

Here’s a look at some different options you have when it comes to applying a vehicle wrap to your car:

1. Complete Vehicle Wrap

If you want absolute protection for your car’s painted surfaces, you can cover every body panel with a full wrap. This would prevent damage all the way around. You can also decide on a unique color scheme or finish to give your car a more distinctive look.

A matte finish is a popular option for sportier cars, but carbon fiber and metallic finishes can be eye-catching as well. You can also expand your options and explore complex designs with digitally printed vinyl (more on that later).

2. Partial Vehicle Wraps

Partial vehicle wraps give you the option of wrapping only certain areas of your car, truck or SUV either for cosmetic or protective reasons. You may want to wrap your side view mirrors just for the look or add the stylish, camo protection of rocker panel wraps. Partial vehicle wraps offer you both easier installation and less expense so it’s no surprise that they’re some of our best sellers.