A professionally applied wrap using premium vinyl typically lasts 5–7 years, depending on the finish, how the car is stored, and how it's looked after.

No, done properly, a wrap actually protects your paintwork underneath from stone chips, light scratches and UV fading. When it's eventually removed by a professional, the paint underneath is unaffected.

Yes. Unlike paint, a wrap is fully reversible. We remove it carefully so the factory paint underneath is left in the same condition it was in before wrapping.

If a wrap changes your vehicle's primary colour, UK law requires you to update your V5C logbook with the DVLA, this can be done for free online. Subtle accents or partial wraps that don't change the main colour usually don't need reporting, but if you're unsure, we're happy to advise or you can check directly with the DVLA.

Yes, hand washing is fine straight away. We'd recommend avoiding automated brush washes and high-pressure jets directly on panel edges, as these can lift the film over time.

We don't recommend it. Any existing wrap should be removed first so the new film bonds properly to a clean surface, we can handle that removal as part of the job.

Not with the quality film we use, it's colour-stable, so it won't fade or discolour the way cheaper vinyl can. Keeping it out of harsh, prolonged direct sun and washing it regularly helps it stay looking its best for longer.