Paint Protection Film (PPF): A clear, self-healing film applied to the vehicle's paint to protect it from scratches, chips, and environmental damage like UV rays and road debris.

Vehicle Wrap: A full or partial vinyl covering applied to your vehicle to change its appearance or provide advertising. It can be customized in color, design, and finish.

No, when properly installed and removed, vehicle wraps should not damage the underlying paint. The adhesive used is specifically designed to be safe for your vehicle’s paint, and the wrap can be removed without leaving residue or causing harm. However, leaving the wrap on for too long can cause it to bake into the car's surface, especially in hot climates, leading to potential difficulty during removal.

It’s important to never leave a wrap on past its 5-7 year mark. After this period, the wrap may start to deteriorate, and removing it could cause damage to the paint.

You can stop by our facility to have one of our professionals check the condition of your wrap. We'll be able to advise you on the optimal time for removal and ensure that your vehicle’s paint stays in top condition.

A high-quality vehicle wrap can last anywhere from 5 to 7 years, depending on factors such as exposure to the sun, climate conditions, and how well the wrap is maintained. Regular care and maintenance can help extend its lifespan.

After installation, it’s important to:

• For wraps: Avoid washing your car for the first 48-72 hours. Hand wash with mild soap and a microfiber cloth. Avoid waxing the wrap.

• For window tint: Wait 3-5 days before rolling down the windows. Clean with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaners.

• For PPF: Clean regularly with a mild detergent and avoid harsh chemicals. The self-healing feature of PPF means minor scratches may disappear over time when exposed to heat.

Window Tint: A thin film applied to your vehicle’s windows to reduce glare, block UV rays, enhance privacy, and improve the overall look.

Window tint should not significantly affect your visibility during nighttime driving. However, excessively dark tints can impact visibility, so it's essential to choose the right level based on personal preference and legal regulations.

Yes, you can choose the tint level based on your preference and local legal regulations. Tint shades vary from light to dark, with the darkest options providing maximum privacy and heat reduction.

Window tint typically lasts between 5 to 10 years, depending on the quality of the tint and how well it’s maintained. Factors like exposure to sunlight and frequent cleaning can influence its longevity.

Yes, window tint laws vary by location and are typically regulated based on factors such as tint darkness and where the tint is applied (front, back, or side windows). Always check your local laws before choosing the tint level.

Please note: We are NOT liable for any legal issues arising from non-compliance with local tint laws. It is your responsibility to ensure that the tint installed on your vehicle adheres to the regulations in your area.

To get an accurate quote for your vehicle wrap, tint, or PPF services, follow these steps:

1. Give Us a Call 928-770-WRAP Reach out to us directly, and we’ll be happy to assist you with pricing and details. Make sure to have your vehicle's year, make, model, and trim on hand for the most accurate quote.

2. Stop By for a Consultation For a more precise estimate, we recommend stopping by our facility. Our experts will take detailed measurements of your vehicle to ensure you get the best possible quote based on the specific needs of your car.

We’re here to help you every step of the way! Feel free to contact us or visit for personalized service. Our estimates are free of charge.