Drive Something Different:
Ford Vehicle Wraps
Ford Vehicle Wraps allow your vehicle to become an extension of your image and lifestyle.
START WRAPPING. WHAT'S YOUR RIDE?
Tell us about your vehicle to use the Ford Style Visualizer.
Process For Wrapping Your Vehicle
Schedule your wrapping appointment and drive away with your new color in 2 weeks.
Select your wrap
Use the Ford Style Visualizer to see how wrap colors and finishes will look on your vehicle.
Check out
A hold will be placed on your credit card to reserve the wrap and installation.*
Schedule via email
A coordinator will help you schedule your wrap appointment via email.
Shop drop off
You’ll drop your vehicle off with our installation partner on the day and time you selected during scheduling.
Pick up your vehicle
The coordinator will send you status updates so you’ll know when your vehicle’s ready for pick up.
IS A GLOSS EMBER ORANGE YOUR STYLE?
WHAT ABOUT A PERFECT MATTE BLACK?
Your Style Reflected In Different Finishes
Choose from 3 vinyl finishes!
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Gloss
Glossy vinyl wraps provide a shimmering and shiny appearance, much like a clearcoat or glossy paint. They are one of the most popular choices for personal use.
Satin
Satin finishes offer a sophisticated middle ground between glossy and matte finishes. Not shiny, but still a bit reflective, they offer an impressive luster that grabs attention.
Matte
This type of finish eliminates the reflective appearance of conventional car paint, resulting in a soft feel and luxurious appearance. Matte wraps will emphasize the contours and angles of your vehicle.
Gloss
Glossy vinyl wraps provide a shimmering and shiny appearance, much like a clearcoat or glossy paint. They are one of the most popular choices for personal use.
Satin
Satin finishes offer a sophisticated middle ground between glossy and matte finishes. Not shiny, but still a bit reflective, they offer an impressive luster that grabs attention.
Matte
This type of finish eliminates the reflective appearance of conventional car paint, resulting in a soft feel and luxurious appearance. Matte wraps will emphasize the contours and angles of your vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to questions you have, and some you didn’t know to ask.
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How much do vehicle wraps cost?
Ford Vehicle Wraps are designed based on specific criteria to meet Ford standards of design, quality and durability. The average cost of a Ford Vehicle Wrap is $4,000-5,000, depending on various factors such as the size of the vehicle and chosen color and finish.
Can I choose a custom design for my wrap?
-Ford Vehicle Wraps are currently offered in a wide variety of exciting colors, as well as three different finishes: gloss, satin and matte. -Unique graphic designs may be offered in the future
Can you wrap a vehicle with paint scratches, dents, or rust?
-It is not recommended to wrap a vehicle with imperfections. -Because of the way the vinyl film is applied, it will contour to the imperfections of the vehicle and will not last as long. -The vehicle finish should be free of blemishes, chips, dents, etc.
How long does the installation process take?
-Scheduling: You can expect your installation to be scheduled within approximately two weeks of order confirmation. In some cases, much sooner. -Installation: Upon dropping off your vehicle, the wrap process typically takes three to five days, depending on factors such as the type of vehicle and the extent of the color change.
What is involved in the professional installation process?
-We select from our network of certified professional installers to install the wrap on your vehicle. -You can track the progress of your wrap from drop-off to pick-up with our automated notification system. -During the wrap installation, basic parts such as mirrors, door handles, antennas, and other smaller components will be disassembled as needed to ensure a high-quality wrap.
Will the wrap damage my vehicle’s paintwork?
No, the wrap will not damage your vehicle's paintwork. The installation process is carefully done by wrap professionals to ensure that the paint is not affected. If the wrap is professionally removed, it does not cause any harm to the original painted surface.
Can a wrap be removed?
-Yes, wraps are designed to be removable. However, we do not recommend uninstalling the vehicle wrap yourself, as this could cause damage to the factory paint job. -When done by a professional, and if the paint was in good original condition, the removal process should not damage the underlying paint. -Talk to your vehicle wrap service provider about their removal process.
How long does a vehicle wrap last?
For optimal performance and adherence to our warranty, we recommend professional removal of the wrap after two years of use. This timeframe ensures that the wrap maintains its quality and appearance throughout its lifespan.
What happens if my wrap gets damaged?
-There are a few courses of action depending on how the wrap gets damaged, where the damage occurred, and how extensive it is. -Worst case scenario, the wrap must be removed entirely, but often times a section of the wrap is pulled and replaced with a new piece of film.
Can I wrap only a part of my car instead of the entire vehicle?
-Yes, you can choose to wrap only specific parts or sections of your vehicle (i.e. add racing stripes or have a chrome hood, head and tail lights, rocker panel, roof, or front end). -Partial wraps are not currently included in the Ford program.
General
What is a vehicle wrap?
-Vehicle wraps start as large sheets of adhesive-backed vinyl film designed specifically for changing the color of a vehicle. -They can be applied over an entire vehicle, or only on parts of a vehicle. -Ford Vehicle Wraps are offered as a complete color change, in a wide array of exciting colors and in three finishes: gloss, satin and matte.
What are the main reasons to wrap a vehicle?
-Finish: Whether a vehicle is old or new, a wrap can give it a unique luster that may be harder to achieve with paint. -Price: A wrap can cost much less than a professional paint job. -Speed: A professional paint job can take up to a few weeks to complete, but a vinyl wrap can usually be applied within 3 to 5 days. -Flexibility: Wraps are a way to change the color of a vehicle on a temporary basis, as wraps are fully removable without altering the vehicle’s original factory finish.
What are the benefits of a vinyl wrap vs. paint?
-Finish: Whether a vehicle is old or new, a wrap can give it a unique luster that may be harder to achieve with paint Price: A wrap can cost much less than a professional paint job. -Speed: A professional paint job can take up to a few weeks to complete, but a vinyl wrap can usually be applied within 3 to 5 days. -Flexibility: Wraps are a way to change the color of a vehicle on a temporary basis, as wraps are fully removable without altering the vehicle’s original factory finish.
Do vehicle wraps look “fake”?
When properly applied, it is difficult to tell that a vinyl wrap is not a painted finish.
Can I see what my vehicle will look like before I purchase?
Yes. Our cutting-edge Ford Style Visualizer allows you to see a high-fidelity render of your make and model in the color and finish you select.
Are vehicle wraps road legal?
Yes, changing the color of your vehicle is legal. However, to update the color on your vehicle ownership documents, it is important to consult your local motor vehicle department or licensing authority for the specific procedures to follow.
Installation
How will I know if the wrap will fit my vehicle?
Ford Vehicle Wraps has exclusive access to exact from-the-factory vehicle dimensions for each Ford make, model, and year.
Does it matter what color my car is?
No. Ford Vehicle Wraps are opaque and will completely conceal the original paint finish in all areas to which they are applied. However, your original factory finish will show in areas to which the wrap is not applied, such as door jambs, trunk jambs, under the hood, and other areas that are not considered exterior surfaces.
Does my car need to be in certain condition before wrapping?
Yes. Your vehicle surface must be clean and free of dips, dings, or dents to ensure the vinyl will adhere properly.
Should I wash my car before turning it over to the installer?
Yes. It is recommended that you wash your vehicle before drop-off. Cleaning the surface removes dirt, dust, and contaminants that can hinder proper adhesion and increase prep time for the installation.
Can you wrap a car to cover up bad paint?
It is not recommended to wrap over a bad paint job. Any repainted surfaces of the vehicle that is wrapped would be void of any Ford Vehicle Wraps warranty in the event of an adhesive failure, bubble, or peel.
Can unpainted or primed vehicles or body components be wrapped?
No. The surface texture of primed and unpainted vehicles or body kits does not allow for proper adhesion which can lead to the failure and lifting of the wrap.
Can you wrap a fiberglass bumper or accessory?
No. The surface texture of fiberglass does not allow for proper adhesion which can lead to the failure and lifting of the wrap.
Maintenance
How do I clean and maintain my wrap?
-Wraps should only be cleaned using a gentle hand wash with mild soaps, soft sponges, and microfiber cloths. -Avoid automatic car washes, which can void your warranty. -Do not use any polishing or wax product, abrasive polishes, or harsh chemicals that could potentially degrade the wrap over time.
How do I remove difficult contaminants from my vehicle wrap?
-Spot-clean contaminants such as bug splatter, bird droppings, tree sap, and similar contaminants by soaking them for several minutes with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly and dry. -If residue remains on the surface, remove it with a gentle, all-purpose cleaner. -Do not use rough scrubbing or abrasive tools, which will scratch the film.
What if I spill fuel on my vehicle wrap?
Wipe off immediately to avoid degrading the vinyl and adhesive. Then wash, rinse, and dry as soon as possible.
Do I have to store my wrapped vehicle in a garage?
-Wrap films (just like paint) are degraded by prolonged exposure to sun and atmospheric pollutants, particularly on horizontal surfaces such as a hood, trunk lid, and roof. -Store your vehicle indoors or under cover whenever possible. -At night, if a garage is not available, consider using a cloth car cover to protect from dew or rain containing acidic pollutants (a common problem in large metro areas). -If your wrap film starts to discolor or turn brown (caused by acidic pollution), immediately have a professional remove the wrap film from the vehicle to avoid staining the underlying paint.
Does my vehicle lose resale value with a wrap?
As wraps are completely removable and don’t damage the original paint, your vehicle’s resale value is not degraded.
Other FAQs
What is the difference between vinyl wraps and a plasti-dip?
-Plasti-dip is a rubberized aerosol coating that is lower cost, simpler to apply, but doesn’t last as long. It is also less similar in appearance to paint than vinyl wraps are. -Vinyl wraps bond better to vehicle paint, have a better finish, and have a longer lifespan. They are very similar in appearance to paint.