Everything you need to know about a wrap!

A wrap consists of a design printed on a special adhesive vinyl or a solid color wrap material which can come in different finishes. Such as gloss, matte, or even satin finishes. It is installed or wrapped directly on the vehicle or surface such as wall, windows or even floors.

With printed graphics, developing your design is a process we focus a large amount of time on. From measurements, placement, seams, hardware all going into account. This length of time depends on how complex your design is. After the design stage and artwork has been approved.

Printed wraps: 3 to 5 business day

Color change wraps: minimum of 7 business days

Yes. It is not paint. This is not a perfect product. Since wraps are meant to be viewed no closer that 8 to 10 feet. There may be visible seams and or imperfections. Examples: color variations from panel to panel, color may be different from corporate colors, air bubbles that appear from time to time, pixelated and or rasterization of images or solid colors when viewed closer than 8 feet in distance. Seams may be in different places from one side to another.

A wrap is only as good as what it is being stuck to or what is being wrapped. If there are dents, rock chips, missing paint, peeling clear coat etc., it will be seen thru the wrap in most cases. Fact is the wrap material may intensify the visibility of these areas. It is not for hiding imperfections.

It is customary that metal emblems are permanently removed during the wrap process.

Wrap material will not stick to bare metal so all metal surfaces must be painted and in good condition with no oxidizing. Chipping and pealing will be enhanced by wrap. If surface is not in good condition there will be no guarantee.

Wrapping a vehicle is not a good way to hide damage to paint! The damaged paint will show through and make the wrap look imperfect or damaged.

If lifting occurs due to oxidization or chipped or pealing paint and the wrap must be replaced, owner will be responsible for additional costs of replacement vinyl. If surface fails Wrap Planet has the right to refuse to install. Customer my be charged for time or materials already spent on project.

Wrap material will not stick to bare metal so all metal surfaces must be painted and in good condition with no oxidizing. Chipping and pealing will be enhanced by wrap. If surface is not in good condition there will be no guarantee.

Wrapping over damaged and pealing painted surfaces, especially old doors can enhance the damage underneath.

If walls are freshly painted, it is recommended that the pain "gas out" for a minimum of three week prior to installation.

If lifting occurs due to oxidization or chipped or pealing paint and the wrap must be replaced, owner will be responsible for additional costs of replacement vinyl. If surface fails, Wrap Planet has the right to refuse to install.

Customer my be charged for time or materials already spent on project.

Metal doors must be in good condition. Wrap material will not stick to bare metal so all metal surfaces must be painted and in good condition with no oxidizing. Chipping and pealing will be enhanced by wrap. If surface is not in good condition there will be no guarantee. Window vinyl and perf my be installed 1/4 away from edge of window leaving a small gap. This allows full adhesion of materials. Vinyl that comes in contact with rubber gasket will cause the vinyl to lift, eventually causing it to peal away due to dirt and debris. IF customer insists that vinyl extend to the rubber gasket there will be no guarantee.

YES. All vehicles must be free of dirt, mud, pollen and other agents that my affect the installation process.

Additional fees my apply for the removal of old wrap and or excessive tar or dirt.