You have a high-performing machine that demands high-quality parts and materials to keep it looking and running its absolute best. One of those materials is carbon fiber, a fusion of remarkably light and strong strands that can be molded into practically any shape to produce parts, materials and more.

There are few things more frustrating and concerning than spending thousands of dollars on vehicle maintenance only to have your car’s look ruined with a scratch. Even a tiny scratch can ruin the look of an otherwise beautiful paint job, especially if it’s on a very noticeable spot or the rest of your vehicle is otherwise pristine. The good news is that no scratch is too hard to repair; the bad news is that scratch repair can be quite expensive depending on the location and size of the damage.

The impact of color certainly shouldn’t be underestimated. When it comes to the shade of your car, up until the invention of the car wrap the only choice you had was to stick with the factory hue or spend out for a complete respray.

Vinyl car wraps provide a barrier of protection that will keep your vehicle’s original paint job pristine for years. How many? The expected performance life of a quality vinyl wrap is between 5 and 7 years if properly maintained. “Performance life” refers to the length of time the wrap will look good and stay adhered to your vehicle. This means your car will have a barrier of protection for the better part of a decade after installation. Of course, there are some factors that can affect the lifespan of the vinyl wrap installed on your car.