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Change the Look Completely.
A wrap can completely change how a car looks, or quietly protect the paint it already has. We do full color changes, chrome deletes, custom liveries and clear paint protection film out of our Staten Island shop.
We guarantee a damage-free installation and quality craftsmanship that will last for years.
Quality Work That Lasts.
With over 10 years of experience in vinyl wrapping, we have fully wrapped hundreds of cars and performed thousands of chrome deletes.
It is important to know how to properly take a vehicle apart and put every panel back together to factory spec. The more expensive the vehicle, usually the more complicated the disassembly, which requires experienced technicians. The bumpers, side skirts, door handles, mirrors, antenna, headlights, taillights and all the trims must be removed to wrap the body and get the vinyl around every corner and edge, deep enough that the old color is not visible.
We could wrap a vehicle without taking anything off, like you see on YouTube, but we don't take shortcuts. We want our customers to be satisfied for years without peeling, bubbling or popping. Get it done right the first time with ONEighty.
Chrome Delete.
A chrome delete means getting rid of the chrome and silver parts on a car, usually by blacking them out. Depending on the manufacturer there may be only a few trims or emblems in chrome, or the vehicle may be covered in it: grilles, fog trims, mirror caps, door handles, window trim, roof rails and more.
Each part gets vinyl wrapped, painted or powder coated depending on its material. Parts with rubber attachments or that can't be removed are wrapped in film. If parts need to stay original for a lease return or a sale, vinyl is the best option because it can be removed later and returned to OEM condition.
PPF: Paint Protection Film.
Paint protection film is a clear material, much thicker than vinyl wrap, used to protect the vehicle's original paint. It comes in glossy clear or a matte finish. Matte film was designed for matte factory paint but can also be applied over gloss paint to make it matte while offering the same protection.
The film is also great for protecting headlights, carbon fiber parts and other areas prone to rock chips and scuffs. People used to call it "clear bra" after the 3M name; today we prefer Suntek and Xpel films.
Recent Wraps.
Color changes, chrome deletes and paint protection film from the shop floor.
Let's Talk About Your Car.
Explore what we can do for your car. Tell us about it and what you have in mind, and our team will get back to you with a quote.