Color change
A color change wraps the whole car, or just the roof, hood or mirrors. You choose the color and the finish, and your factory paint stays untouched underneath.
Vinyl wraps · Killeen, TX Change the color. Keep the paint.
Color change, chrome delete and accents. By appointment.
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What we wrap
What does a vinyl wrap do?
A vinyl wrap, often called a car wrap, is a thin cast vinyl film laid over your factory paint. It changes the color or finish of any panel, shields the paint underneath from light scratches and sun, and peels off cleanly when you want the original look back.
Chrome delete and blackout
A chrome delete covers chrome trim, badges, grilles and window surrounds in black or a color. It's a popular look on trucks and Jeeps around Fort Hood.
Stripes, decals and accents
Racing stripes, cut decals and accent pieces add detail without covering a whole panel. They're cut from the same films we use for full wraps, in any color and finish.
Chrome delete
Chrome delete in Killeen
A chrome delete wraps your vehicle's chrome trim, badges, grille and window surrounds in black or any color in our lineup. The chrome underneath stays untouched, so you can peel it back to stock anytime.
It's a popular look on trucks and Jeeps around Fort Hood, and it pairs well with window tint for a fully blacked-out finish.
Finishes
Which finish is right for you?
Every color comes in a finish, and the finish changes the whole look. Tap a sample to see how each one looks, wears and cares.
Deep, wet shine like fresh paint.
- Looks
- Reflects light like a clear coat, so colors look rich and saturated.
- Best for
- A factory-paint look in a color your car never came in.
- Care
- Hand wash and dry like paint. Light swirls can show over time, just as they do on clear coat.
A soft sheen between gloss and matte.
- Looks
- Catches light along the body lines without a mirror reflection.
- Best for
- A modern, understated look that still shows off the car's shape.
- Care
- Hand wash with a pH-neutral soap. Skip wax and polish, which can leave shiny patches.
Flat, with no reflection.
- Looks
- An even, flat surface with almost no shine.
- Best for
- A bold, stealthy look.
- Care
- Hand wash only and skip wax or polish. Oils and fingerprints show more, so wipe them off early.
Changes color as the light and angle change.
- Looks
- Shifts between two or more colors as you walk around the car.
- Best for
- Standing out in person and in photos. The Audi at the top of this page is KPMF Gloss Green/Black Iridescent.
- Care
- Care for it like gloss: hand wash and dry.
- Cost
- Costs more than gloss or satin.
A mirror finish, and the most demanding to install.
- Looks
- Reflects its surroundings like a mirror.
- Best for
- Accents and statement pieces.
- Care
- Hand wash gently with a soft mitt. Chrome shows scratches more easily than other finishes.
- Cost
- Costs more than gloss or satin.
Pricing
How much does a vinyl wrap cost?
Every wrap is priced at a free consult, because no two jobs use the same film or coverage. The price comes down to four things: coverage, the vehicle, the film and finish, and prep.
Coverage
A full car costs more than the roof, hood or trim alone.
The vehicle
Its size, and how many deep curves the film has to follow.
Film and finish
Chrome and color-shift cost more than gloss or satin.
Prep
Removing an old wrap, or dealing with paint chips or repaints first.
The process
How a wrap goes
Consult
See film samples in person, choose your color and finish, and get your estimate.
Prep
We wash and decontaminate every panel, and remove badges or trim where the film needs to wrap behind them.
Install
The film goes on panel by panel, with edges wrapped and tucked so they stay down.
Cure and inspect
Edges are post-heated, the whole car is checked under light, and we walk you through care at pick-up.
A full color change usually takes 3 to 5 days. Call or text 254-677-8799 to check the schedule.
Wrap estimate
Get your wrap estimate
Free, no pressure. We'll reach out with your estimate and a time for your consult.
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We'll reach out with your wrap estimate and a consult time. Want to talk sooner? Call or text 254-677-8799.
FAQ
Wrap questions
How much does a car wrap cost in Killeen?
Every wrap is priced at a free consult, because the film, finish and coverage change from job to job. Request an estimate and we'll reach out with your price.
How long does a vinyl wrap last?
Typically 5 to 7 years with good care. The Texas sun is hardest on the roof and hood, so those panels can wear sooner. Garage parking and gentle hand washing help, and we'll set expectations for your film and finish at the consult.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
Not on factory paint in good condition: the wrap protects it and peels off cleanly. Repainted or chipped areas can lift when the film comes off, so we check your paint at the consult.
Can a wrap be removed?
Yes. Cast wrap film is made to come off cleanly, leaving the factory paint underneath. We also remove old wraps, including ones we didn't install.
How long does a wrap take?
A full color change usually takes 3 to 5 days. We'll confirm the timing for anything else with your estimate.
Do you warranty your wraps?
Yes. Every install carries our 1-year workmanship warranty on lifting, edges and bubbles. The film itself is covered by its maker's warranty.
How do I wash a wrapped car?
Wait about a week after the install before the first wash. Hand wash it, keep pressure washers back from the edges, and skip brush car washes. We'll go over care when you pick it up.
What wrap film do you use?
We install 3M 2080, Avery Dennison SW900, KPMF and Cheetah Wrap film. Each has its own colors and finishes, and we'll help you choose at the consult with samples in hand.
What's the difference between cast and calendered vinyl?
Cast vinyl is poured and baked into a film with no built-in tension, so it conforms to curves and stays put. Calendered vinyl is rolled and pressed into shape, so it tends to shrink back over time, and hybrid film sits in between. We prefer cast film on vehicles for its longevity and stretchability.
Can you wrap just the roof, hood or mirrors?
Yes. The roof, hood or mirrors can be wrapped on their own, often in gloss black or a contrast color. Choose "Partial" in the estimate form.
What is a chrome delete?
A chrome delete covers your vehicle's chrome, such as window trim, badges and grilles, in black or a color. It's a popular look on trucks and Jeeps, and the chrome is still there if you want it back.
Can I get window tint at the same time?
Yes. Tick "Add window tint to my consult" in the estimate form and we'll quote both. Our window tint comes in Plus and Super, both with a lifetime warranty.