Get your full vehicle wrapped with us!
Craft a totally unique look for your ride. Full wrap packages start at $3500.
1424 Ashby Road | St. Louis, MO 63132
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3MTM Wrap Films. Solid, metallic, and color changing options.
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Non-Permanent. Change your appearance, not your paint.
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Personalized. Create a look unique to you.
Wrap Film Gallery
Visit our St. Louis wrap shop if you need help picking out the perfect color. We have hundreds of samples on-hand for you to view.
Our Trusted Brands
All films are backed by the manufacturer's warranty.
Why Do Enthusiasts Love Wraps?
Protection
Wraps shield your factory paint against road and sun damage. This is extremely valuable, especially on high-value vehicles.
Unique
Wrap films achieve looks impossible to do with traditional paint. It unlocks a huge bank of color opportunities for your vehicle.
Non-Permanent
Wraps are removable. You can continuously evolve the look of your vehicle over time without damage to your original paint.
Wrap Pricing
Can You Wrap My Vehicle?
Our St. Louis wrap shop can handle most vehicles! We are just showcasing the typical price on a few vehicles. Once we learn more about your project we can give you a free estimate for your vehicle.
Types of Full Wraps
Full wraps are also commonly called color change wraps. We use this term because you are changing the color of the entire vehicle
There are also specialty films that can change colors from different viewing angles. These are known as color flip or chameleon films.
Types of Partial Wraps
Partial wraps include hood wraps, roof wraps, panel wraps and any design that doesn't cover the entirety of the vehicle.
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As a graphics installer, we are proud to be a 3M Certified Graphics Installation Company, a designation that shows our ongoing commitment to being best in class.
Professional Wrap Installation
A wrap installation touches almost every part of your vehicle, so its critical to pick a skilled shop to handle your prized possession. We've seen too many horror stories of owners who choose the cheapest shop and end up paying for it.
Our Process
- We begin every wrap job with a full exterior cleaning of any surface we will be touching. This ensures no contaminants or dirt affect film adhesion.
- Next we disassemble your vehicle. Trim pieces, door handles, mirrors, and any other removable pieces are taken off. Doing this reduces the number of seams and failure points in your wrap. It's what separates the amateurs from the experts.
- Then we get into the meat of it with the actual installation. Typically this takes 1-3 business days. After each panel is applied it receives a post-heating treatment. This process resets the film's "memory" so it accepts its current stretch as the new normal. Failure to do this leads to shrinkage and peeling within days or weeks.
- Once all the film is applied we reassemble your vehicle and perform any additional services you might need, such as ceramic coating.
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Contact us for scheduling, product questions, and anything else 314-447-0708
Message UsVinyl Wrap FAQs
You can schedule online without knowing every detail of your installation. Booking is free and we will contact you to iron out the details and answer any questions prior to your installation day.
Every vehicle is different, that's why we like to talk with you before giving an estimate. A good rule of thumb is if it is a painted surface that matches the body color of your vehicle, it will likely be wrapped. And materials like plastic are almost never wrapped. The specifics of your job will be covered in our consultations.
Yes it does! One of the most appealing reasons to get a wrap is to protect your paint from debris, the sun, and several other paint harming elements!
Care for your wrap like you would any fine paint finish and it will continue to look good for years to come. This includes hand-washing when possible and immediate cleaning of contaminants such as bug splatter, bird poop, and gasoline.
A pressure washer may be used during cleaning if used properly. Keep the pressure below 2,000 psi and temperature below 180°F. Only use wide angle tips and stay at least 3 feet away from the surface. Always keep a perpendicular angle to the body panel you are spraying. Never angle the nozzle parallel to the body panel or you risk lifting the edges of the film.