Vehicle Wraps

Most cars on the road look like most other cars on the road. A wrap fixes that — full colour change or a custom design, done properly rather than half-committed.

Colour change covers the full range: gloss, matte, satin, metallic, chrome, and colour-shift finishes, all from accredited materials — 3M's 1080 / 2080 range and Avery Dennison Supreme Wrapping Film, applied by someone who's spent ten years training other people to do exactly this. Pricing starts from £1,100 for a 3-door hatch and scales with vehicle size; the estimator gives you a real starting figure for your specific vehicle, not a rough guess.

Custom digital wraps — full liveries, fleet branding, race graphics — are a different job entirely, and priced that way. We can even come to your paddock if needed to carry out the installation. Coverage, complexity, and design work all change the number, so this is scoped properly rather than squeezed into a price list. Upload a design if you have one, or start from scratch — either way, it's designed and printed in-house, then fitted by the same team.

Fleet livery is its own conversation. One van looks different to ten vans that all need to match — same brand, same finish, same standard, whether it's fitted this month or fitted again in eighteen months when you add a vehicle. That consistency is what separates fleet branding that actually works as advertising from ten vans that happen to have the same logo on them. Scheduling across a fleet, minimising vehicle downtime, and keeping every wrap identical to the last one are all part of the brief, not an afterthought.

Wrap film is long-term removable, not permanent — it protects the factory paint underneath rather than replacing it, and comes off cleanly when you're ready for something else.