Full Vehicle Wrap from £1595
at SK Zone, 36 Upper Brook Street, Stockport · approx 6 working days
Colour changes out of this unit
Our own workGloss, matte and two-tone, all on customers’ cars. Registrations blurred.
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A full wrap is cast vinyl applied over every painted panel, with the film tucked into the panel edges and around the door shuts rather than cut flush at the seam — that is the difference between a wrap that lasts five years and one that lifts at the corners in a summer. We strip handles, badges, lights and trim where the panel needs it, decontaminate and clay the paint, then wrap panel by panel. Cast films from the recognised manufacturers (the ones that come with a manufacturer warranty) in gloss, satin, matte, brushed metal, carbon, colour-shift and chrome. Because the vinyl is removable, the factory paint is protected underneath and the car goes back to standard colour whenever you want it to — which is usually worth more at resale than a respray.
Estimate only — the final price is confirmed once we have seen the car. Nothing is charged online.
Browse the colour wall
Two dozen colours to point you in a direction, including ones we have actually fitted.
Price it properly first
The build tool gives you a figure for your exact car, and you can stack this with anything else.
Common questions
How long does a full wrap take?+
Two to four working days for most cars. That is not us being slow — the film has to be post-heated and allowed to settle, and a wrap rushed in a day is a wrap that lifts.
Do I have to tell the DVLA?+
Yes. If the wrap changes the colour of your car you must notify the DVLA on your V5C so the logbook matches what is on the road. It is free and takes minutes, and we will remind you when you collect. You should also tell your insurer — an undeclared modification can invalidate a policy.
Will it damage my paint?+
On sound factory paint, no — it shields it from stone chips and UV. On resprayed or previously repaired panels the paint itself can lift with the film, so we check for that first and tell you before we start.
How long does a wrap last?+
Three to five years on a car that is kept outdoors, longer if it is garaged. Horizontal panels (roof, bonnet, boot) always tire first because they take the sun.
Can you wrap over damage?+
Vinyl is thin — it follows the surface rather than hiding it. Dents, deep scratches and flaking lacquer will telegraph through. We will point out anything we can see and quote correction separately rather than wrap over it and hope.