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Styling

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De-Chroming

Chrome trim, badges, and window surrounds are filmed black so the brightwork goes quiet. The shape of the part stays. The shine goes. It is a clean way to darken a car without replacing the chrome, and the film can come off later.

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Vinyl Wrap

Vinyl changes color and finish, and it comes off later. It is styling, not stone-chip protection. Edges are laid so they do not lift, and the film is chosen for the shape of the panel. Paint underneath is cleaned before the first panel is tacked.

Partial Wrap

Roof, mirrors, accents, or a single panel. A partial wrap shifts the look without committing the whole car. The finish is matched to the paint that stays, so the break between film and paint reads as a design line, not a patch.

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Full-Body Wrap

Every painted panel, including the bumpers and the hard edges. Color, satin, or a printed finish, laid so the panel gaps stay even and the film does not bridge them. It is a full reskin, booked as one job, with the handles and mirrors in the same finish.

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