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A hybrid wrap combines peelable paint with vinyl decals. In this process, a peelable paint coating is applied to most of the vehicle's surface, providing a fresh, uniform color. Custom vinyl decals are then added to specific areas for branding or decorative purposes. This method offers a cost-effective alternative to full wraps while still allowing for personalization and brand visibility.

A professionally installed vehicle wrap using high-quality materials is designed with removable adhesives that do not harm your car’s original OEM paint. In fact, such wraps can protect your paint from minor scratches and UV damage. However, using low-quality vinyl wraps can lead to paint damage. Cheaper wraps are more prone to degradation over time, and their adhesives may not be as safe for your car’s surface. These materials can break down, causing the wrap to become brittle and harder to remove without damaging the paint.

Air wrapping, when performed by professionals using high-quality materials, poses minimal risk to your vehicle's paint. In fact, properly applied wraps can act as a protective layer against minor scratches and UV damage. However, it's crucial to ensure that the original paint is in good condition and that both application and removal are conducted correctly to prevent any potential issues.

Both full vinyl wraps and hybrid wraps are designed to protect your vehicle's paint and enhance its appearance. Full vinyl wraps typically last between 3 to 7 years, depending on factors like exposure to elements and maintenance.

Hybrid wraps, which combine peelable paint and vinyl decals, can offer comparable or even superior durability. High-quality peelable paints, such as Raail's AirWrap, can last up to 5 years or more with proper care.

The actual lifespan of either option depends on environmental conditions, vehicle usage, and maintenance practices. Regular cleaning and proper care are essential to maximize the longevity of both full vinyl wraps and hybrid wraps.

Applying a vinyl wrap or hybrid wrap to a vehicle with surface imperfections requires careful consideration:

• Scratches: Minor surface scratches can often be concealed by a wrap, as the vinyl adheres smoothly over them. However, deeper scratches may be visible through the vinyl and could affect adhesion. It's advisable to repair significant scratches before wrapping to ensure a flawless finish.

• Dents: Vinyl wraps conform to the contours of the vehicle, meaning they will adhere to dents and may even accentuate them. For optimal results, it's recommended to repair dents prior to wrapping.

• Rust: Wrapping over rust is generally not recommended. Rust can prevent the vinyl from adhering properly, leading to peeling or lifting of the wrap. Additionally, rust can continue to spread beneath the wrap, potentially worsening the vehicle's condition. Addressing rust issues before applying a wrap is essential for both aesthetic and structural reasons.

No, peelable paint and Plasti Dip are distinct products with different applications and durability levels.

• Plasti Dip: This is a flexible, rubberized coating often used for DIY projects. While it offers a temporary finish, it's generally less durable and may not withstand prolonged exposure to environmental elements. Plasti Dip is relatively easy to apply and remove, making it popular for short-term applications.
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• Peelable Automotive Paint: Unlike Plasti Dip, professional-grade peelable paints are designed to provide a more robust and longer-lasting finish, closely resembling traditional automotive paint. These coatings require professional application to ensure proper adhesion, finish quality, and longevity. They offer enhanced durability and protection compared to DIY rubber coatings like Plasti Dip.

The cost of airwrapping varies depending on the size of your vehicle, the complexity of the design, and the type of finish you choose. Contact us for a free consultation and personalized quote.

Yes, as a professional service provider, we can repair both vehicle wraps and peelable paint coatings if they sustain damage:

• Vehicle Wraps: If your vinyl wrap experiences tears or scratches, we can replace the affected section without redoing the entire wrap. Our skilled technicians ensure that the repaired area seamlessly matches the rest of the wrap, maintaining the overall appearance of your vehicle.
• Peelable Paint Coatings: In the event of damage to a peelable paint coating, we can reapply the coating to the specific area, restoring its original look and protective qualities. Our expertise ensures that repairs are conducted correctly, preserving the integrity of the coating.