Top 10 Best Vehicle Wraps
We feature vehicle wrap specialists who create custom designs and installations. They are chosen for their creativity, precision, and use of durable materials for lasting results.
Window Graphics Sign Company
East McGlincy Lane, San Jose, California- Screen Printing / Silkscreening
- Sign Survey and Permitting
- Sign Manufacturing
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Window Graphics Sign Company has been in the business of creating good-looking, functional signage for the San Francisco Bay area since 1982. We make More Detail
Silicon Valley Customs
Tully Road, San Jose, California- Windshield Protection
- Paint Protection Film
- Wheels and Tires
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SILICON VALLEY CUSTOMS The Bay Area's Premier Automotive Services Partner More Detail
Truck Wraps LA
Alameda Street, Los Angeles, California- Vehicle wrapping application
- Vehicle wrap removal
- Signmaking
What sets us apart is that we offer quality, affordable, fast, and effective services for your commercial vehicle wraps from full to partial wraps, bo More Detail
The Wrap Lab
Front Street, San Francisco, California- Vinyl Material
- Vehicle wrapping application
- Graphic Design
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Thank you for your interest in the Wrap Lab! My journey began in 2021 when I worked for a larger vehicle wrapping business as an entry-level employee. More Detail
Cali Customs
Martin Avenue, San Jose, California- Embroidery
- Accessories
- Stickers
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WE ARE A CUSTOM GRAPHICS AND DECORATION COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN PRINTING AND EMBROIDERING ON LARGE VARIETY OF GARMENTS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES More Detail
Volume 11 Graphics
Convoy Court, San Diego, California- Signmaking
- Copymaking services
- Scanning
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Banners, Posters, Window Ads, Decals, Eco Banners, Trade Show Displays, Vehicle Wraps, Wall Murals, Building Wraps, Stickers, Retail Store Branding, C More Detail
Car Wrap San Jose: OC Customs
North 4th Street, San Jose, California- Windsheild protection
- Exterior detailing
- Ceramic coating
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We specialize in automotive paint protection film, color change wraps, ceramic coating and tinting More Detail
Unique Auto Films
Terminal Avenue, San Jose, California- Paint Protection PPF
- Ceramic Coating
- Vinyl Wraps
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Unique Auto Films specializes in custom vehicle wraps from color change to paint protection film on highline luxury vehicles like Ferrari, Lamborghini More Detail
02Creation
Comstock Street, San Jose, California- Wall / Graphic Design
- Residential / Commercial Window Tinting
- Vinyl Wraps
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02Creation is a company built on passion and creativity. We aim to utilize our first-hand knowledge to create superior design and product with an exp More Detail
AlphaGraphics
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California- Copymaking services
- Printing
- Sign printing
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Frequently Asked Questions
A high-quality vehicle wrap typically lasts 5 to 7 years, depending on maintenance and exposure to harsh weather conditions. Regular cleaning and parking in shaded areas can help extend its lifespan, while excessive sun exposure or improper installation may cause premature peeling or fading. Choosing a professional installer and using high-quality vinyl ensures durability and long-term protection for your car’s exterior.
No, a professionally installed vehicle wrap protects your car’s original paint from UV rays, minor scratches, and road debris. However, if the paint is already chipped or has a weak bond, removing the wrap may cause further peeling. To avoid any issues, always have your wrap installed and removed by experienced professionals.
To keep your wrap looking fresh, it’s best to hand wash it with mild soap and water rather than using power washers or rough brushes. Avoid waxing or polishing, as some chemicals can degrade the vinyl. If you get stains from oil, gasoline, or bird droppings, clean them immediately to prevent permanent damage.
Yes! Since wraps are completely removable, they are a great option for leased cars, allowing you to customize the look without altering the original paint. However, some leasing agreements may have restrictions, so always check with your dealership beforehand. In most cases, a wrap can protect the paint, helping you avoid extra fees when returning the vehicle.
A full wrap covers the entire car, giving it a completely new look, while a partial wrap only covers specific areas like the hood, doors, or roof. Partial wraps are a cost-effective alternative that still allows for custom branding and styling. Both options provide paint protection while offering a unique appearance.