When the time comes to sell your car, or if you just want to go back to the original paint, you'll take the car back to the shop that applied the wrap with paint protection film installation tool. If the wrap has retained its structural integrity, removal is as easy as pulling off a Band-Aid. The process can take three to four hours and costs $500 to $600. A difficult removal costs significantly more. If the wrap was baked in and begins to come apart as the shop removes it, expect to pay about $2,500 for the added labor.
The shop cleans off any sticky wrap residue with an adhesive remover or Car Wrap Tools and Tint Tools Wholesale. Finally, the car gets another clay bar detail to remove any impurities from the clear coat. If everything goes well, the wrap will not have damaged the paint, which is the ideal scenario. If your paint was not in the best shape or was repaired at some point with a thinner coat, there's a chance that some of it might come off with the wrap.
If you decide to sell your car, or just want to try a different look, car wrapping can be removed. However, the removal of vinyl wrap can go one or two ways depending on the previous maintenance. First of all, it’s always best to take the car back to the original shop that applied the wrap. If the wrap is still intact structurally, removal is easy-peasy, only taking about 3 to 4 hours and costing around $600. If removal gets nasty, with the wrap coming apart because of being baked in, the labor time and price will definitely climb.
No comments:
Post a Comment