Car wrapping

The Paul Turner design team will work with you to produce an eye-catching design.  Simply give us the brief and our team will get to work. (Full proofs will be sent for your approval before we start the installation).

Clean your wrap at least once a week or more frequently if your vehicle is frequently exposed to dirt or pollutants. Use a high-quality automotive sponge or a soft, clean cloth to wash your wrap. After washing, rinse your vehicle with clean water. To prevent water spots, use a chamois or silicone squeegee to remove excess water. Finally, dry your vehicle using a clean microfibre cloth.

You may take your wrapped vehicle to an automatic brushless car wash, although hand washing is a safer and more comprehensive option. Brush-based car washes can be too harsh on the wrap, leading to degradation, peeling, and raised edges. If a car wash utilises water spray without any brushes, it should be secure for most wraps.

To remove isolated stains, utilise isopropyl rubbing alcohol for spot cleaning. After cleaning, rinse the area with cold water. Avoid using tire dressing for spot cleaning since it may splatter onto the wrap and create stains. It is recommended to refrain from wiping the wrap when it is hot as it can distort the material and lead to wrinkling.

If you wish to pressure wash your vehicle wrap, ensure that the pressure is under 2,000 psi. Employ a spray nozzle with a 40-degree wide-angle spray pattern, and keep the water temperature below 60 degrees Celsius. Maintain a distance of at least 30 centimetres between the spray nozzle and the car’s edges.

It is advisable to clean bird droppings and tough stains promptly as letting them sit for too long will make them harder to remove and could lead to permanent damage to the wrap. Soak the affected area in warm, soapy water for a few minutes to loosen the contaminants. Rinse the area thoroughly and dry it with a microfibre cloth. If stubborn contaminants persist, use denatured alcohol, 3M® Citrus Base Cleaner, Meguiar’s Gold Class™ Bug and Stain Remover or a solution of two parts isopropyl alcohol to one part water. Always test these solutions on a small, inconspicuous area before use to ensure they will not harm the wrap. Avoid using solvents or oil-based cleaning products.

Yes, If the vehicle has been wrapped with a high-quality vehicle wrap vinyl then the removal process is very easy. Although we advise that this be undertaken by experienced professionals.

A clean vehicle is required for a quality wrap. We will prepare your vehicle with appropriate cleaners for graphic installation, but it is essential that the vehicle is cleaned before being brought to our workshop. Please use only soap and water (no polish should be used). This is important to ensure that we can complete your vehicle livery within the agreed time.