Car Wrapping in Parklands

Car wrapping in Parklands starts from KES 25,000 for partial wraps (hood or roof) to KES 80,000–200,000 for a full vehicle wrap. Pricing depends on vehicle size, wrap type (matte, gloss, chrome), complexity of design, and the brand of vinyl film used. Premium brands like 3M or Avery Dennison cost more but offer better durability. Additional costs may include custom graphics, color changes, or protective clear coats. Get quotes from multiple technicians to compare options.

Yes, car wrapping is legal in Kenya for personal and commercial vehicles. However, if you change your vehicle's color via a wrap (making it look like a different color), you should update your logbook and registration documents to reflect the change. This ensures compliance with traffic laws and avoids issues during inspections. Our technicians are familiar with Kenyan regulations and can guide you through the process if needed. Commercial fleet branding is also permitted.

No, professionally installed car wraps do not damage your original paint — in fact, they protect it. The vinyl film acts as a barrier against stone chips, scratches, road debris, and UV rays that would otherwise harm the paint. Wraps are designed to be removable, so when you want to return to the original color, the wrap can be cleanly peeled off, revealing undamaged paint underneath. This makes wrapping an excellent alternative to repainting for color changes.

A quality car wrap lasts 5–7 years with proper care, though premium films from brands like 3M and Avery Dennison can last 7–10 years or more. Lifespan depends on exposure to sunlight, weather conditions, driving habits, and maintenance. Wraps in sunny climates like Kenya may fade slightly faster due to UV exposure. Regular washing and waxing help preserve the color and finish. If fading or damage occurs, partial repairs or full rewrapping may be needed.

Full vehicle wraps typically take 3–5 days to complete professionally, while partial wraps (hood, roof, mirrors) can be done in 1–2 days. The process involves surface preparation, film application, and curing time. Factors affecting duration include vehicle size, design complexity, weather conditions (wraps can't be applied in rain), and any paint correction needed first. Mobile services may take longer due to equipment setup. On the day, expect multiple visits if it's a full wrap.

Hand washing with mild, pH-neutral soap is recommended for wrapped cars to avoid damaging the film. Avoid automatic car washes with brushes, as they can lift wrap edges or cause scratches. High-pressure jets near seams should also be avoided. Tunnel washes without brushes are sometimes okay, but hand washing gives the best results. Regular maintenance prevents dirt buildup that could wear down the wrap over time. Use microfiber cloths and avoid harsh chemicals.