Gloss vinyl wrap materials are just like a new paint job and can be treated the same whilst protecting the paintwork beneath. Changing the colour of a vehicle can be the difference between the owner liking it or loving it. Some of us buy cars based on colour alone, sounds crazy but it happens, and some of us wouldn’t buy a car we want due to it’s colour. Colour is important to us, so being able to change it quickly and at a fraction of the cost of a respray, is a huge positive to the automotive market and the car customisation industry.

Metallic materials are considered high-end in the same way a metallic paint respray would be an expensive option. The finish of the material is just like paint, similar to gloss wraps above, although they reflect the light in a slightly different way using flecks within the finish. Metallic wrapped cars look a step up from a standard gloss finish.

Chrome is one of the most expensive car wraps you could get, not only because the material costs are high but because the skill level and time required to apply to a vehicle is that much higher than other wrap types. This is certainly reflected (excuse the pun) in the costs you will get with our price calculator and/or quotes from our leading car wrappers. Chrome is almost certainly a status symbol and the costs often lead to only seeing it on high end vehicles.