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Vinyl wrapping
A Guide for Custom Vehicle Vinyl Wrapping in Philadelphia
From full color-change wraps to chrome delete, accent pieces, and commercial fleet graphics, Car Pretty creates custom vinyl wraps for drivers and businesses across the Philadelphia metro. A quality wrap transforms your vehicle’s look while protecting the original paint underneath — and it’s fully reversible.
We serve Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs with premium wrap film installation, precise computer-cut graphics, and a clean, bubble-free finish. Whether you want to be noticed on the roads or brand a work van seen across the city, we’ll help you get the exact look you’re after.
Philadelphia's Vinyl Wrap Experts
Vinyl wrapping is the installation of pressure-sensitive films that offer style and protection for your vehicle. While protecting the original paint from UV damage and wear, it offers endless possibilities when it comes to creative physical aesthetics.
Like any trade, vinyl wrapping is a skill that takes years to master. What looks simple is actually painstaking, time-consuming work — and that’s exactly why we use only premium cast vinyl from trusted names like 3M, Avery Dennison, KPMF, and Orafol. These films are built to last for years, giving you real peace of mind in your investment.
There’s a lot of misinformation out there about vinyl — premium cast versus calendered film, how pricing really works, and more. Before you commit to a major change to your vehicle, we’ll make sure you have all the facts.
Vinyl Wrap Packages
Color Change Wraps
A full color change wrap is exactly what it sounds like: a complete makeover for your car using high-quality vinyl film instead of paint. We cover every visible part of your vehicle’s exterior, from the hood and roof down to the bumpers, to give it a completely new look.
We provide wraps using only premium cast vinyl from brands such as 3M, Avery Dennison, KPMF, Oracal, and Cheetah.
Commercial
Wraps
A commercial wrap is a custom-designed vinyl that turns your vehicle into a moving billboard for your business. We design, print, and install a high-quality vinyl wrap that displays your branding, logo, and contact information to everyone on the road.
This one-time investment is one of the smartest marketing decisions you can make because it constantly advertises your services around town, protects your vehicle’s paint, and makes your business look professional every time you arrive at a job.
Chrome
Delete
Buying a new vehicle, but it is loaded with chrome trim that just doesn’t fit your style? Chrome delete is the process of vinyl wrapping over your chrome to give your ride the stealth look most modern vehicles charge top dollar for.
We can wrap your chrome trim in matte, satin, or gloss black vinyl, or we can use our stealth taillight tint by Luxe to give your chrome a shadow look, called shadow chrome, pictured below.
BEFORE AFTER
We also provide custom lettering, decals, and spot graphics for those looking for simple yet effective vinyl installation. We also offer vinyl wrapping per panel, also known as accent wrapping.
How much does a color change wrap cost?
The price for a color-change vinyl wrap will depend on the size of the vehicle and the labor hours, which include vinyl installation, disassembly, and reassembly of the vehicle. It is best to get a custom quote for any vinyl wrap job.
What is the process for a commercial wrap?
Solidifying a brand image and the wrap design are the most crucial parts of the commercial wrap journey. This is the first step. Once the design is approved, the wrap gets printed and laminated. The last step is installation, which often takes just a few days.
Are there any warranties with vinyl?
Our full color change wraps come with a 5-year warranty, while our commercial wraps come with a 3-year warranty. Our chrome delete comes with a 1-year warranty.
Are all vinyls the same?
There are two types of vinyl, cast and calendered. Cast vinyl is premium and is made with air release technology, allowing for dry and better installation on curved surfaces. Calendered vinyl is meant for flat surfaces and is often applied wet. Depending on the project, both vinyls have their specific uses, but the brand of vinyl is one of the most important.
