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Vinyl Wrap – What You Need to Know

Vinyl wrap is a cost-effective way to promote your business or brand on the outside of your vehicle. It is much more affordable than painting your advertisement onto your vehicle. Not only that, but vinyl wrap applications are only temporary. If you ever decide that you want to change the appearance of your advertisement, you can easily have your vinyl wrap removed without affecting the paint job underneath.

Vinyl wraps give you virtually endless amounts of variety. The design for each wrap is created on the computer before it is digitally printed onto it. This gives you the option to have millions of different colours, tones and shades. You could even have photographs on your wraps too. It is something that would be very difficult to do with a standard paint job.

What you must understand about vinyl wrap is that it is a film layer that goes over the exterior painted surface of your vehicle. That means you need to be careful about how you wash and dry your vehicle. The safest way to clean your vehicle is by hand washing it one time per week. The cleaning solution needs to be explicitly formulated for vinyl film so that it won’t diminish the quality of it.

Never try to apply a vinyl film wrap on your own. It is a very technical process that requires the right equipment, tools, and experience for the job. If it is done incorrectly, then your vinyl wrap could have bubbles and creases in the film. Then your wrap won’t look very attractive to anyone on the outside.

When applied correctly, vinyl wrap will protect your vehicle’s factory paint and keep it well preserved. If you ever remove the vinyl wrap, your vehicle’s paint job will look the same as it did before you applied the wrap originally. Vinyl film does an excellent job of protecting your paint from dirt, debris, and the UV rays of the sun.

What our customers say

I would recommend the services of Boss Dog to anyone considering having a vehicle wrapped. I am delighted with the product and its faultless application by the team.

Stewart Simpson