• Avoiding the need to change your insurance
• Add years of longevity onto your car bonnet
• Simple to move, change, modify or repair in any way
• Cost-effective – far cheaper than using traditional paints
• Easy to make sponsorship designs or logos for your business – market yourself properly!
• Improving the overall look and feel of your car – it can feel like something entirely different
• Create a nice contrast with other sections of the car if you decide to go with a different colour scheme on the bonnet wrap
• Using different textures you can vary up the style of your vehicle compared to many of its counterparts on the road
• Protect your vehicles paintwork without having to shell out for an expensive coat every now and then

We have a selection of examples below, featuring a range of vehicles and vinyl materials using bonnet wraps.

Carbon Fibre bonnet wrap

Matte bonnet wrap

Metallic bonnet wrap

Gloss bonnet wrap

Things To Consider

• Of course, everything isn’t always plain sailing when dealing with a vehicle. If you want to make sure that you get things just right, then you should consider the following;
• Do you have the upfront costs at hand to change car bonnet wraps? If so, it’s definitely worth doing for more than aesthetic value
• However, replacing the wrap can become a common issue if you are a flamboyant driver. Regularly take your car for a spin and come back with a few bumps? Then this might not be for you!

Having been growing quite steadily for the last three years, and become a far more affordable process at the same time, car bonnet wraps are now the preferred choice of many vehicle owners who want to change things up on a budget, but there are some things to consider.

Pros:

• Brand new style to your car.
• Add a personal touch to your vehicle.
• Use to market your business.
• Protection of the paintwork, help your car hold its resale value.
• Cheaper than painting.
• Totally reversible, all body panels stay the same paint finish.
• No need to change insurance.
• Easy to remove and repair.
• Will last years if looked after.
• Painting individual body panels can reduce the resale value of the car.

Cons:

There are few cons when you wish to wrap your car bonnet and all also apply when getting a new paint job, but these may be:

•   The upfront costs of a bonnet wrap.
•   Replacing the wrap after an accident.
•   General wear and tear and minor abrasions.

If you do want a car that looks brilliant, is well protected, and didn’t cost you a huge amount to install then this is the option for you. Get in touch for more information if you are considering making the change to a car bonnet wrap.