A colour change you can undo
Car Wrapping & Vinyl Wrap
Change your car's colour with premium vinyl — full colour change, chrome delete and matte, gloss or satin finishes. Reversible, paint-safe and hand-applied, in Lisbon.
4–7Duration, days
5Warranty, years
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Advantages
Why wrap in vinyl instead of repainting
Any colour or finish
Gloss, satin, matte or textured — hundreds of options.
Protects the original paint
The factory paint stays mint underneath.
Reversible
Removable without damaging the original paint.
Materials
Wrapping vinyls we work with
3M
3M 2080
Cast vinyl, huge colour range.
Avery Dennison
Avery SW900
Premium cast film, highly conformable.
Packages & pricing
From a chrome delete to a full colour change — pick how far the wrap goes.
Chrome delete
Roof, mirrors, accents
from €280
- Roof
- Mirrors
- Accents
POPULAR
Full Colour Change
Whole car, one colour
from €1900
- All exterior panels
- Door jambs optional
Premium Finish
Special films
from €5000
- Chromed / textured
- Full coverage
- Design support
How we work
- 01 Colour & design 1h Pick the colour, finish and coverage.
- 02 Preparation 2-3h Clean and prep every panel.
- 03 Wrapping 2-4d Hand-applied vinyl, edges wrapped.
- 04 Handover 1h Final inspection and care guide.
5-year warranty
5 yearsStudio warranty covering the applied vinyl and the workmanship.
FAQ
Will wrapping damage my paint?
No — it protects it and is removable.
How long does a wrap last?
Around 5–7 years with proper care.
Can I wash a wrapped car?
Yes — hand washing is recommended.
How much does it cost to wrap a car?
It depends on the car's size and the vinyl. Chrome delete starts at €280, a full colour change from €1900 and premium finishes from €5000. Request a free quote for your car.
What colours and finishes can I choose?
We offer vinyl in almost any colour, with matte, gloss, satin, chrome or carbon-fibre finishes. Custom combinations too.
What's the difference between wrapping and painting?
Wrapping is reversible and protects the original paint, preserving the car's value. It's faster than painting and lets you change colour without touching the factory paint.
How much does car wrap vinyl cost?
The roll is only part of the price. An average car takes around 15 to 20 metres of vinyl, and most of the cost is labour: disassembly, prep and applying it without cutting into the paint. At the studio a chrome delete starts at €280 and a full colour change at €1900, vinyl and labour included.
Can I wrap my car myself?
On small, flat parts, yes. A whole car is hard: the vinyl has to be heated around curves, edges tucked behind panels and trimmed without touching the paint. One mistake means redoing the whole panel, which is why many clients come to us after trying.
Is car wrapping the same as a vinyl wrap?
Yes. Car wrapping, vinyl wrap and colour-change wrap are names for the same service: covering the bodywork with vinyl film to change the colour or finish without repainting.
What is the best vinyl for cars?
For a full wrap, branded cast vinyl: it follows curves, doesn't shrink and comes off without leaving adhesive. Cheaper calendered vinyl is fine for flat surfaces and decals. We work with Inozetek, 3M, Avery Dennison and HEXIS.