East Coast Pride Wraps Columbia SC

A vinyl wrap is a flexible, adhesive-backed film applied over the surface of your vehicle. It can be used to change the color, finish, or branding of your car without permanent paint or bodywork. Wraps are available in gloss, matte, satin, chrome, carbon fiber, and more.

With proper care, a professionally installed wrap typically lasts between 5 and 7 years. Factors like sun exposure, climate, vehicle care, and wrap type can impact lifespan.

Yes. Vinyl wraps are non-damaging and fully removable when installed and removed properly. In fact, wraps protect the paint underneath from UV rays, chips, and scratches.

We recommend wrapping only over clean, smooth, and defect-free surfaces. Minor surface scratches may be fine, but dents, rust, or chipped paint should be corrected prior to installation for best results.

Wrap prices vary based on vehicle size, coverage, material, and complexity. As a general range, most full wraps start between $2,500–$3,500 for cars and go up from there for trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles.

Yes. Roof wraps, hood wraps, mirror caps, stripes, and chrome delete services can range from $150 to $1,000 depending on coverage.

Commercial wraps can be priced per vehicle or as part of a fleet package. We offer branding consultation, layout design, and multi-vehicle discounts for business clients.

Most full car wraps take 2 to 4 business days. This allows time for surface prep, vinyl installation, post-heat curing, and final inspection. Specialty projects or large vehicles may require more time.

Yes. We ask that you wash your vehicle thoroughly 24 hours before drop-off (no wax or tire shine). We’ll handle the final cleaning, but a clean starting point speeds up installation and prevents flaws.

For full wraps, we cover painted panels including doors, hood, fenders, roof, bumpers, and side mirrors. We do not wrap plastic trim, rubber, or textured surfaces unless requested and confirmed.

Hand washing is best. Use pH-neutral soap, soft microfiber mitts, and avoid high-pressure or automated car washes (especially with brushes). Do not use waxes or polishes unless they are vinyl-safe.

Touchless car washes may be safe if they use gentle water pressure, but we still recommend hand washing to extend the life of your wrap.

Quality vinyl resists fading for years, but excessive UV exposure can affect color — especially with low-maintenance care. Matte, satin, and color shift wraps may show fading sooner if uncoated.

Absolutely. We offer wrap-safe ceramic coatings that extend the life of your vinyl, repel contaminants, and make cleaning easier.

Yes. Wraps are designed to be removable without damage to paint. Removal should be done by a professional, especially if the vinyl is several years old or exposed to heavy sun.

Wrap removal starts around $500 for most cars and varies based on vinyl age, type, and condition. Vehicles with multiple layers, failing adhesive, or sunbaked panels may cost more.

Yes. We wrap motorcycles, three-wheeled slingshots, and marine vehicles with appropriate vinyl and install techniques.

A chrome delete is the process of covering chrome trim (around windows, grilles, handles, etc.) with black or body-matching vinyl for a cleaner, modern appearance.

Yes. We apply smoked or lightly tinted films designed specifically for light housings. Our tint films are translucent and removable.