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If you're anything like me, and you love cars, and customizing them, then a color change vinyl wrap may be in your future.  Most of us in life these days own at least 5 or more cars in our lifetime.  Along with this comes some type of boredom or a need to customize our vehicle.  Color change vinyl wraps make it an easy way to change the vehicle's appearance without spending a fortune.  There are other benefits to a having a vinyl wrap installed on your vehicle in addition to boredom.

Applying a layer of vinyl to your  vehicle will surely add a level of paint protection to the vehicle's factory finish underneath.  This will mean less chips in the paint, road debris beating up your car's front end, and even scratches will be less noticeable.  Vinyl is a combination of rubber and plastic, and when heated it will  "heal itself" making some of those imperfections in the vinyl disappear.

There are so many vinyl colors, manufacturers of vinyl, textures, finishes, and patterns to choose from.  Some of those include colors that shade shift from one color to another, alligator skin textured vinyl where you can feel the bumps just like scales on an alligator.  Pearl colors where the metallic flakes are a different color than the vinyl so when the sun hits those colored flakes, the vinyl shines where it hits the pearl flakes.  It changes the look and adds such elegance to a wrap.  We have done chrome vinyl wraps as well, which are the most attention grabbing on the market currently.  Choose from 3M, Hexis, KPMF, APA, Avery Dennison, Orafol, Vvivid, and other vinyl manufacturers to give you the color and finish you want.  Get that new car look without spending all that money on a new car.

People ask us all the time, "Does it come off?"  Yes, with some effort the vinyl will come off, and the paint underneath will look the same as the day we installed it.  We have changed the colors of customer's vehicles more than once.  That is what makes a vehicle wrap great.  It can last up to a decade, AND be changed out if you were to get bored of the color.  Let's say you own a black Chevy Tahoe, and your bored of that same color but you love the truck.  We wrap it orange for you (because that's my favorite color) and you drive it looking sweet, bright and it stands out from every other Tahoe out there.  Time goes on and the vehicle is failing and you want something new.  Peel that wrap off, and sell the truck as a black truck again.  The paint will look as good as the day we wrapped it.

This ain't your daddy's old vinyl people used for lettering these days.  This is wrap vinyl which has been engineered to conform to the complex curves of the vehicle.  The vinyl in most cases is rated to last up to 10 years!  Now that's an excellent time frame.  If I buy a black car, wrap it orange, and drive it for 6 years, then decide I want a new car, I know the wrap will look awesome for those 6 years!  You can take care of it just like any car.  Wash it, wax it, keep it looking fresh, then... Sell it and start over again.

If you reside close to one of our 2 locations (Long Island, New York, or Southeastern North Carolina), and you own a boat, Why not make it different than all the other boats in the water?  A vinyl boat wrap is a durable and inexpensive alternative to paint.

Practice driving the boat so that doesn't happen.  Carry lots of bumpers so your vinyl wrap doesn't take any damage from the dock the same way paint would.  Vinyl can be torn if you hit the dock hard enough.  We over-laminate the graphics so there is a layer of protection over your newly wrapped boat's finish.

If you hire us and we do our job correctly, then the vinyl will be stuck to the boat, and will not peel in the water.  It is a major misconception that water will get behind the vinyl and start peeling it off the boat.  If there is peeling of any kind, it'll be very small.  Once the vinyl is stuck to the boat, it stays there, then we seal it along the bottom edges so there is no chance the vinyl can peel at all. 

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