Standard medium vehicle liquid wrapping suits family cars, estates and mid-sized vans that will keep their new colour for a good while, with fittings removed where required for neater, longer-lasting edges.
The main reason to pick a standard medium van spray wrap over Budget is preparation. Mirrors, handles, lights and trims come off where needed, so the coating covers areas that would otherwise be masked. That matters most on vehicles that are washed often or parked outside, where exposed edges are the first to wear.
A medium vehicle standard liquid wrap starts matt and can be given a glossifier for a satin effect. Pick a colour with the whole vehicle in mind: darker shades hide road dirt, lighter shades show it, and both look different under workshop lights and outdoors. We are happy to talk through options before you commit.
Standard medium vehicle spray wrapping starts with a thorough clean and degrease, then parts removal and masking of glass and anything not being coated. The coating goes on in several even coats and is left to dry and cure before fittings are put back. You collect once we are happy with the finish.
Ready to price standard medium vehicle liquid wrapping? Request a quote with your vehicle details and colour idea, or phone 01603 407786. Photos of the car are useful.
A sprayed-on, peelable coating that changes the colour or finish of a vehicle or its parts without a permanent respray. It forms a flexible layer that can be peeled off later.
Yes. It is designed to peel off without damaging the original paintwork underneath, provided that paint is in sound, factory condition.
They differ in how much is removed and masked (handles, mirrors, lights) and in the finish. Tell us the vehicle and the look you want and we will recommend one.
Yes. Our shop sells Full Dip liquid wrap colours, primers and glossifier for DIY projects, or we can do the work for you at our Norwich workshop.
