A new colour, without touching the paint

The most popular of all wraps, due to its crystal-clear shine which makes a car look fresh off the production line.

Its simplicity and price make it a great starting point for those new to wrapping. The flawless reflection can be altered and tinted in your favourite colour. The bounds of limitation are only held back by your creativity.

Without the fear of damaging your original paint you can play around with ideas until you move on to the next one. Should you grow tired of your new colour you can always go back to the original paint job, or try a more complex colour or wrapping style.

Satin wraps offer a stunning mix of gloss and matte finishes combined to give a result which culminates in an executive style, perfect for those looking for a smarter wrap look.

Its slight sheen is more understated than its glossy counterpart, giving it a more professional look overall. Satin wraps are best paired with darker colours for maximum effect. More complex mixtures such as the 'Satin Rising Sun' can be achieved by playing with different colours in the sheen.

Matte paint jobs have traditionally been very expensive and require a lot of maintenance to protect. With a matte car wrap, these once difficult-to-obtain looks become more accessible.

The matte finish will really impress those who get a closer look at your vehicle as they appreciate the intricate and subtle difference separating you from the rest of the crowd. The only choice left is whether you go for the classic matte black or experiment with some more risky alternatives.

Commonly regarded as the ultimate finish. Chrome finishes are traditionally achieved through a lengthy electroplating process which is both bad for the environment and extremely expensive.

Typically chrome finishing in the automotive industry is a 3-layer process involving electroplating of copper, nickel and chrome. This gives the highest protection and durability available, however comes at a steep price.

With a chrome car wrap it is possible to achieve the same flashy look at a fraction of the price. Without the repercussions of a traditional paint job you can feel more at ease to play with riskier tints, such as gold chrome, knowing that you can remove the wrap at any point in time.