Custom Car Wraps for a colour change that turns heads
Our car wraps transform the look of your vehicle with premium vinyl in gloss, matte, satin, chrome and colour-shift finishes, fully reversible and tailored to how you drive.
What is a car wrap?
A new look for your vehicle, applied with precision vinyl and removable when you want a change.
A car wrap is a thin, adhesive vinyl film applied over your vehicle's existing paint. It hugs every panel, curve and edge to change the colour, finish or style of the car without touching the factory paint underneath. Because the film sits on top of the paint, a quality wrap is reversible: a trained installer can remove it cleanly, returning your vehicle to its original colour.
Wraps are popular with daily drivers who want something different, owners protecting an expensive factory colour, and businesses turning vehicles into mobile advertising. Whether you want a full colour change or a few custom accents, our car wraps are cut and fitted to your specific make and model.
Car wraps vs Paint Protection Film
Wraps are for looks. Paint Protection Film is for protection. They are not the same thing, and they work brilliantly together.
A wrap is for styling
Vinyl wraps change the colour and finish of your vehicle: gloss, matte, satin, chrome or colour-shift. They are reversible and ideal for a fresh look, a feature panel or business branding. A wrap is a styling product, not an armour layer.
PPF is for protection
Paint Protection Film is a clear, self-healing layer around 200 microns thick built to absorb stone chips, light scratches and road grime. It is engineered to defend your paint, not restyle it. If protection is your goal, PPF is the right product.
The two often go hand in hand. Many owners apply PPF to high-impact areas for defence, then add a vinyl wrap for a colour change, or wrap the car and protect the wrap and exposed panels with film. To compare the protection side in detail, read more about Paint Protection Film.
Car wrap finishes to suit your style
Choose from a wide range of premium vinyl finishes, each with its own look and personality.
Gloss
A deep, reflective shine that mimics a fresh factory paint job. Gloss is the classic choice for a clean, polished colour change.
Matte
A flat, non-reflective finish with a bold, modern presence. Matte vinyl hides reflections and gives a stealthy, understated look.
Satin
A soft sheen that sits between gloss and matte. Satin offers a smooth, premium finish that catches the light gently.
Chrome
A mirror-like metallic finish that makes a serious statement. Chrome wraps are eye-catching and ideal for show cars and accents.
Colour-shift
A chameleon finish that changes hue as the light and viewing angle move. Colour-shift vinyl gives your car a dynamic, head-turning look.
Custom accents
Wrap bonnets, roofs, mirrors and trim in a contrasting finish to personalise your vehicle without committing to a full colour change.
Partial wraps and full wraps
Wrap a single panel or transform the entire vehicle. We tailor coverage to your goals and budget.
Partial wraps
A partial wrap covers selected areas such as the bonnet, roof, mirrors or a feature stripe. It is a cost-effective way to add contrast, refresh a tired panel or carry branding without changing the whole car. Partial wraps are also a great way to test a finish before committing.
Full wraps
A full wrap changes the colour of the entire vehicle, every visible panel, for a complete transformation. It is the go-to option for a true colour change while protecting the original factory paint underneath. When removed correctly, the paint beneath is preserved.
Commercial, fleet and branding wraps
Turn your vehicles into mobile billboards that work for you on every trip.
For businesses, a vehicle wrap is one of the most cost-effective forms of advertising on the road. We design and fit commercial wraps that carry your logo, colours, contact details and message across cars, vans and larger vehicles, building brand recognition wherever your team drives.
Fleet wraps keep every vehicle on-brand and consistent, while protecting the underlying paint and helping preserve resale value when the wrap is later removed. If your fleet includes larger vehicles, we also wrap and brand bigger rigs, see our Truck services for heavy-vehicle work. From a single van to a full fleet, we will match the finish, layout and turnaround to your needs.
How long car wraps last and how to care for them
With good care, a quality vinyl wrap stays looking sharp for years.
Built to last
A professionally fitted wrap is made to handle daily driving and sun exposure for several years. Lifespan depends on the finish, how the vehicle is stored and how it is maintained.
Easy washing
Hand wash with a soft mitt and a gentle, pH-neutral car shampoo. Avoid harsh brushes and high-pressure jets aimed at edges, and dry with a clean microfibre towel.
Remove contaminants early
Clean off bird droppings, tree sap and fuel spills promptly so they cannot stain the vinyl. Park in shade or undercover when you can to protect the finish.
If you are based in a hot, sunny climate, keep in mind that UV exposure affects every finish over time. The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency publishes daily UV index data that helps explain why shaded parking and prompt cleaning extend the life of a wrap.
Related services
Pair your wrap with protection, or explore our studios near you.
Paint Protection Film
A clear, self-healing film that defends your paint, or your wrap, from stone chips, scratches and road grime.
Learn moreTruck
Protection and branding for heavy vehicles, ideal for fleet wraps and high-wear commercial work.
Learn moreMelbourne studio
Visit our purpose-built Melbourne studio for car wraps, Paint Protection Film and Ceramic Coating.
Learn moreCar wraps FAQs
Common questions about colour-change and custom vinyl car wraps.
Are car wraps reversible?
Yes. A quality vinyl wrap sits on top of your factory paint and can be removed by a trained installer, returning the vehicle to its original colour. This is one of the main reasons owners choose a wrap over a respray for a colour change.
What is the difference between a car wrap and PPF?
A wrap is for styling: it changes the colour and finish of your car and is reversible. Paint Protection Film is for protection: it is a clear, self-healing layer built to absorb stone chips and scratches. Wraps make your car look different, PPF keeps your paint safe, and the two can be combined.
What finishes can I choose for a car wrap?
We offer gloss, matte, satin, chrome and colour-shift vinyl, plus custom accents on panels like the bonnet, roof and mirrors. Each finish has a distinct look, and we will help you choose one that suits your vehicle and style.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
When applied to sound paint and removed correctly by a professional, a wrap helps preserve the factory finish underneath. It can even shield the original paint from UV and light wear while it is on the vehicle.
Can I wrap just part of my car?
Yes. Partial wraps cover selected areas such as the bonnet, roof, mirrors or a feature stripe. They are a cost-effective way to add contrast, carry branding or refresh a single panel without a full colour change.
Can I combine a wrap with paint protection?
Absolutely. Many owners protect high-impact areas with Paint Protection Film and then add a wrap for a colour change, or protect the exposed paint and the wrap itself. We will recommend the right combination for your goals.
Get a car wrap quote
Tell us about your vehicle and we will send you a tailored quote, with no obligation.