Full front end
The panels the road throws things at
from$899
- Full hood and front bumper
- Both front fenders
- Headlights and fog lights
- Painted mirror caps
- Clay-bar prep · 10-year film warranty
Hand-fitted wraps, paint protection film, detailing and glass. $1,000 for a whole car, two days in the bay, and the film comes off years later with your factory paint still under it.Wraps, business wraps, paint protection film, tints and detailing. Business wraps from $499, full car wraps $999.
Appearance, protection and repair under one roof. Most cars that come through here leave having had more than one of them done.Appearance, protection and repair under one roof.
Design your wrap
Pick a colour and the photograph repaints. Real film, real car, and a real price at the end of it.
Finish
Your build
$1,000$900
An estimate, not a teaser. We confirm it after ten minutes with the car, and we will beat any written quote on the same film.
Insured. Fuelled. Parked outside when you arrive.
A liveried van is the only advertising you own outright, and it works hardest while it is parked. Printed livery, partial wraps, fleet colour changes and clean lease-return removals.Business wraps starting at $499.
Same road, same stones, same miles. Keep scrolling
Illustration. One real front end, with stone damage rendered onto one copy.
Same films, lower overhead. Bring a written quote and we will beat it.Bring a written quote and we will beat it.
The panels the road throws things at
from$899
The front, the sills, and behind the rear wheels
from$1,749
Most people pick this
Any colour, any finish
from$1,000
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Send us a written quote from any licensed fitter. We will compare the film and the work, then do our best on price.We will compare the film and the work, then do our best on price.
Appointment only
Book now. A few questions about the car, and a fixed price comes back within the hour.
We fit it so it will not bubble. If it does, we fix it. Bring it back, the panel comes off, and it is done again free.If it bubbles or peels, we fix it.
Free·Forever
Next week or three years from now, it is still ours to put right.
Only one of them stops a stone.
| Wax | Ceramic coating | Vinyl wrap | What we recommendPaint protection film | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Changes the colour | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Stops stone chips | No | No | Softens them | Yes |
| Heals light scratches | No | No | No | In sunlight |
| Shields paint from UV and salt | Weeks | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Comes off with the paint intact | Washes off | Polished off | Yes | Yes |
| Bubbling and peeling covered | Nothing to cover | No | Lifetime | Lifetime |
| How long it lasts | 2–4 months | 2–5 years | 5–7 years | 10 years |
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They are not rivals. Plenty of cars leave here wrapped with a strip of clear film across the leading edges. The colour you wanted, and the one thing a wrap cannot do for itself.
Appointment only. Due to high demand every car is booked in advance — send this and we will come back with a price and a date. Or message us to book
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Start to finish
Seven steps, the same order every time. Most cars are with us two to three days.Seven steps, same order every time. Two to three days.
01
Two-bucket wash, wheels and arches first, then the body. Film traps whatever is under it, permanently, so nothing goes on a dirty car.Two buckets, wheels first. Film traps whatever is under it, permanently.
02
Iron fallout and tar dissolved off, then a clay bar by hand over every panel until the paint is glass-smooth. If you can feel a speck, you would see it through the film forever.Iron and tar off, then clayed by hand until the paint is glass-smooth.
03
Badges, trim and door handles come off and the panel gaps are opened up. The film is plotted to your exact year and model, so the pattern matches the metal instead of nearly matching it.Badges and handles off. Film plotted to your exact year and model.
04
Laid, heated and worked into every crease, then trimmed and tucked behind the edges. Nothing is stuck down over a badge and cut around it.Laid, heated, worked into every crease, then tucked behind the edges.
05
Every edge and recess post-heated to set the adhesive, then a day indoors before it moves. Skipping this is the most common reason film lifts.Every edge post-heated, then a day indoors. Skipping this is why film lifts.
06
A ceramic coating over the finished vinyl. It makes the wrap easier to wash, holds off UV, and keeps satin and matte from staining.A ceramic coat over the vinyl: easier to wash, slower to stain.
07
A last look under inspection lights with you standing there, aftercare in writing, and the warranty registered to your plate before you drive off.Checked under lights with you there, warranty registered to your plate.
Anything else, just call. We would rather talk it through than have you guess.
Not if it is fitted properly. A little haze or a few tiny bubbles in the first week or two is normal while the adhesive cures, and they clear on their own. Anything still there after that is ours to fix. Free, however long it has been, for as long as you own the car. That includes a corner that starts lifting a year later.
Yes, and it does not cost anything. Every job that keeps your car overnight comes with a courtesy car. Insured, fuelled and waiting when you arrive. There is no daily rate. Just tell us you want it when you book.
A two-bucket wash, iron and tar removal, then a clay bar run by hand over every panel until the paint is glass-smooth, then a solvent wipe and every edge stripped back. On a whole car that is most of a day. It is included on every job and it is the single biggest reason a wrap either lasts five years or lifts in one.
A wrap changes how the car looks and covers the paint completely. That is what most people are after. Film is clear and exists to stop stone chips. If the budget is tight and the car is a colour you like, protect the front end. If you want it to look like a different car, wrap it. Doing both to the front end is common and sensible.
Five to seven years on quality cast vinyl, kept outdoors, washed sensibly. Garaged cars go longer. Anyone quoting you ten years on a wrap is quoting the film's shelf life, not its life on a car. Clear paint protection film is the ten-year product. Different job, different material.
Yes. Good cast vinyl and quality film both lift cleanly with controlled heat, and the paint underneath usually looks better than the panels that were never covered, because it has not seen UV or road salt. We do removals whether or not we fitted the original.
We buy film by the roll rather than the panel, and we keep the overheads low. The film and the plotter patterns are the same ones you would get downtown. Bring a written quote and we will beat it.
Leave it a week, then hand wash with a pH-neutral soap, or use a touchless automatic. Keep a pressure washer about a foot and a half back and never square-on to an edge. There is nothing else to it. No polishing, no sealant to reapply. The longer version.