Refresh your look or take it back to factory — we remove old, faded or failing vinyl safely, with no damage to the paint underneath.
Whether you're changing colors or selling the car, we strip the existing wrap with controlled heat and patience — then clean off every trace of adhesive so the surface is ready for whatever's next.
Controlled heat and a slow, even pull lift the vinyl without lifting your clear coat. Healthy factory paint comes out untouched.
Removing the film is only half the job — we clean off all leftover adhesive so the surface is smooth, not sticky.
We check the paint underneath and tell you honestly what we find — ready to re-wrap, coat or hand back to you.
Price depends on the age and condition of the old wrap — sun-baked or low-quality vinyl takes longer to lift clean. We quote your exact car, free. Get your number →
We check the film type, age and condition to plan the safest removal.
Gentle, even heat softens the adhesive so the vinyl lifts without stress on the paint.
All remaining adhesive is removed and the surface is wiped down smooth.
Final walk-around together — ready for a fresh wrap, a coating, or the road.
A clean removal is the first step to a fresh look. Strip the old vinyl, then go factory, change colors, or add paint protection — your call.
On healthy factory paint, no. The wrap actually protects the paint while it's on, and our heat-and-peel process lifts it clean. If the original paint had pre-existing chips or peeling, we'll point that out before we start.
Years of sun bake the adhesive and make cheaper films brittle, so they come off in small pieces and leave more residue. It's still removable — it just takes more time, which is why age and condition affect the price.
Sometimes — it depends on the vehicle and the condition of the old wrap. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll map out the timeline in your free quote.
Tell us about your current wrap and what you want next — we'll text or call back fast with your exact price.
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