FAQ
Frequently Ask Question
Is wrapping a vehicle cheaper than painting it?
Yes. Wrapping a vehicle typically works out to be cheaper than a high-quality paint job. A vehicle wrap also protects your car’s original paint from chips and scratches which, in turn, protects the resale value of your car.
How long do vehicle wraps last?
High-quality vehicle wraps installed by professionals usually last between five and seven years, provided they are given the after-installation care they need.
Can you wash a wrapped car?
What's the difference between a vehicle wrap and vehicle graphics?
A vehicle wrap covers a part or all your vehicle with a vinyl film. It may be a solid colour, used instead of a paint job, or include graphics on it. Vehicle graphics include logos, lettering, decals, or custom designs. They can cover your entire vehicle or be applied to specific areas.
Do vehicle wraps affect my insurance?
Is it hard to remove a car wrap or graphic decal?
Can you create custom vehicle graphics for my business?
Do you offer fleet wraps and commercial vehicle graphics?
Is it worth getting paint protection film?
PPF is always worth getting! If you drive high-end vehicle or plan on using your car for a long time, PPF protects its resale value. It also helps protect your car if you drive on the highway a lot.
If budget is a concern, getting PPF on the front of your car (which is most prone to stone chips, road debris, bug splatter, and light scratches) is an option.
Is ceramic coating better than PPF?
How long does Paint Protection Film last?
Is PPF a good idea for a new car?
How do I choose the right window tint percentage for my vehicle?
Window tint percentages (VLT) refer to how much light is allowed to pass through. Ontario has strict laws on the percentages allowed for the windshield and front windows. The right tint for your vehicle depends on your goals depending on if you want to reduce heat, increase privacy, or protect the interiors. Our team will be happy to help you pick the best option for your needs and budget.
Can I roll my windows down three days after getting them tinted?
What percentage tint looks best?
It depends on your vehicle and the look you’re going for. 30% tint is a popular choice offering plenty of UV and heat protection while maintaining visibility. If you want your windows to have a clear look, then 70% tints are a good option. Check out our tint selector tool that can help you decide.
Does tint get lighter with age?
What type of tint lasts the longest?
Can Window Tint Be Removed or Replaced?
How Long Does Window Tint Last?
What Is the Legal Window Tint in Ontario?
In Ontario, you can tint the back windows as much as you want, but the front side windows must let in at least 70% of light, and the windshield can’t be tinted below the top strip—check out our blog for more details.

