Car Wraps: 4 Myths You Should Know

When seeking a practical solution, vinyl car wraps are a fantastic choice. Even while we can provide a number of advantages, there are a number of persistent misconceptions about vehicle wraps that discourage car owners from adopting them. We at WrapMaster are aware of the benefits of deploying vehicle wraps efficiently. So in order to provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision, our staff has debunked 4 myths about vehicle wraps.

1. Paint can be harmed by vinyl wrap
Many people think that removing a vinyl wrap from a vehicle will result in major damage or flaking of the paint. In reality, as long as there is no corrosion, peeling paint, severe scratches, or other types of damage already present, a vinyl wrap will not harm the underlying paint when properly applied.

2. Car window wrapping is risky
Vinyl vehicle wrap contains tiny holes drilled in the area that covers the window glass, dispelling some people’s concerns that it would impair a driver’s eyesight. Without the window being covered, the driver may see through the glass thanks to these tiny holes.

3. Vinyl wrap needs extensive upkeep.
Contrary to popular belief, vinyl wrap is neither less resilient or demanding to maintain than paint. Vehicles that have been wrapped typically need the same amount of maintenance or less. The only significant distinction is that wrapped cars require hand washing instead of mechanized car washes. If properly maintained, vinyl car wraps can last between 5 and 9 years.

4. Wrapping a car is simple.
Although covering a car might appear simple, it’s not. Anyone can install vinyl wrap, but if you want the work done well, it’s best to leave it to the experts. It pays to hire professionals since they have the skills and tools required for a bubble-free, flawless finish.

Please get in touch with the staff at WrapMaster if you have any questions about our services or would like to learn more about our vinyl wrap designs or the specifics of your project.