A new look without a respray
With car wrapping, you change the colour, finish and presence of your vehicle. The original paint is preserved underneath and protected from light wear at the same time. If you want to go back later, the film can be removed professionally.
Compared with a respray, car wrapping has clear advantages. The work is usually completed faster, and the vehicle keeps its original paint and often its value with it. Colours and finishes that would be very complex as paint can be achieved well with film. Matte, satin, metallic or high gloss: the choice is wide.
Options
- Full wrap with colour change
- Partial wrap, such as roof, mirrors or accents
- Finishes in matte, satin and high gloss
- Wrapping of company vehicles
- Wrapping of motorcycles, such as tank and fairing
A partial wrap sets clear accents with little effort. A black roof, contrasting mirror caps or a chrome delete, where shiny trim is wrapped in black, noticeably change the look of a vehicle.
Advice before the first edge
Colour and finish determine the effect. That is why we agree on the selection, design and scope together with you in advance. During application, we pay close attention to clean edges, transitions and radii.
A colour looks different on screen than on the car in daylight. That is why we work with sample swatches you can view right next to your paint. We discuss which areas will be wrapped, how door sills and shuts will be handled and which parts we remove for a clean result.
How a car wrap is made
The quality of a wrap is decided before the first cut. The vehicle is thoroughly cleaned, decontaminated and degreased. We remove parts such as handles, lights or badges wherever this is necessary for clean edges. The film is then applied panel by panel and shaped around curves with heat. Finally, all edges are finished and the film is post-heated so it stays firmly in place.
Company vehicles as advertising space
A wrapped company vehicle is visible every day. We apply your corporate design to individual vehicles or entire fleets. For several vehicles, we schedule appointments so your business keeps running. More on this under fleet solutions.
Care and durability
A wrap is robust but needs the right care. We recommend hand washing with mild cleaners. Pressure washers should be kept away from the edges. Matte films must not be polished or waxed, otherwise shiny patches appear. Durability depends on the film, colour, where the car is kept and how it is cared for. Garaged vehicles have a clear advantage. Remove bird droppings and tree sap promptly, as they can attack the surface of the film.
If you want to protect the paint rather than change its colour, a transparent paint protection film is the better choice.
Frequently asked questions
Will the film damage the paint?
Not if the original paint is intact. The film can be removed professionally. On resprayed or already damaged areas, we discuss the risk beforehand.
Does a wrap have to be registered?
A colour change must be reported to the vehicle registration office so the details in your vehicle documents are correct. We point this out during the consultation.
Can I have just individual parts wrapped?
Yes. Roof, mirrors, trim or bonnet can be wrapped individually. It is a good way to try out a colour or finish.
Car wrapping by Detailing27 for Hude, Oldenburg, Delmenhorst, Bremen and the surrounding area. Bring your idea along and we will show you in our workshop how it looks on the vehicle.
