Vinyl & Chrome Delete Services in NJ

A vinyl wrap is a thin, durable film that is applied to the exterior of your vehicle. It can be used to change the color, texture, or appearance of your car, as well as to protect the original paint from minor scratches, chips, and UV damage.

• gloss, satin, or even custom prints).

• Protection: Protects your vehicle’s original paint from UV rays, road debris and minor scratches.

• Cost-Effective: Cheaper than a full custom paint job while offering similar aesthetic results.

• Reversibility: Vinyl wrap can be easily removed without damaging the paint underneath.

• Resale Value: Helps preserve the car’s original paint, which could increase resale value.

A high-quality vinyl wrap can last 3 to 7 years with proper care. Its longevity depends on factors such as exposure to UV rays, weather conditions, and maintenance.

The vinyl wrap is carefully measured and cut to fit your vehicle. It is then applied over the car's surface, ensuring smooth, bubble-free installation. The process involves:

1. Surface preparation: Thorough cleaning and decontamination of the vehicle’s exterior.

2. Application: The vinyl is applied and stretched carefully over the car’s body panels.

3. Finishing: Any excess vinyl is trimmed, and edges are sealed to ensure durability.

The process typically takes 2 to 5 days depending on the size of the vehicle and the complexity of the wrap design. Custom designs may take longer.

Yes, we can wrap your entire vehicle or select areas (such as the hood, roof, or doors) depending on your preference and budget.

While it’s possible to apply vinyl over cars with minor imperfections, it’s recommended that the surface be in good condition to ensure the best possible finish. Significant damage may need to be repaired before wrapping.

• Gloss: Provides a shiny, high-gloss finish.

• Matte: A non-reflective, flat finish for a modern look.

• Satin: A semi-gloss finish that’s between matte and gloss.

• Textured: Includes options like carbon fiber, brushed metal, or leather-like textures.

• Custom Wraps: You can also choose unique designs, graphics, or full-color wraps for a personalized touch.

We do offer window tinting but generally, windows are not wrapped with vinyl as it can affect visibility. If you’re looking for full coverage, tinted films or perforated vinyl for windows can be used.

Yes! Vinyl wraps can be combined with other customization options such as custom decals, logos, or graphics to create a unique design for your vehicle.

To maintain the appearance and longevity of your vinyl wrap:

• Wash your car regularly using a non-abrasive, pH-balanced cleaner.

• Avoid automatic car washes with brushes that could scratch the surface.

• Use a soft microfiber cloth to dry your vehicle to prevent damage to the wrap.

• Spot clean any stains immediately to avoid permanent discoloration.

It’s recommended to avoid waxes that contain abrasive chemicals. However, you can use a non-abrasive, wax-free sealant to protect the wrap’s finish and maintain its shine.

Like any exterior surface, vinyl wraps can fade due to exposure to UV rays, but using proper care can extend the wrap’s lifespan. A protective ceramic coating can also be applied to help preserve the wrap and reduce fading.

The cost depends on the type of wrap, the size of the vehicle, and whether you’re wrapping the entire vehicle or only specific areas. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your vehicle and design preferences.

Yes, custom designs, graphics, or complex installations may incur an additional fee. We’ll provide a quote after discussing your specific needs.

Unfortunately the manufacture does not offer any warranties for the materials. However for the installation, we pride ourselves and have a 2-week follow up with our clients to double check the installation is to our high standards.

It’s possible to remove a vinyl wrap yourself, but for best results, it’s recommended to have it professionally removed to avoid damage to the paint or the wrap itself.

No, vinyl wrap will not damage your car’s paint. In fact, it helps protect the underlying paint from UV rays, scratches, and minor chips. The wrap can be removed safely without damaging the paint.

Yes, if a vinyl wrap gets damaged, we can replace the affected area without needing to redo the entire vehicle.

Vinyl wraps can preserve your vehicle’s original paint, which may help maintain or increase its resale value, especially if you choose to remove the wrap before selling