A 1997-2004 Chevrolet Corvette receives a gloss black vinyl wrap over prepped bodywork. The video highlights how vinyl wrap can completely change the look of a car with damaged or mismatched panels. The camera pans from a multicolored, patched rear quarter panel over to a cleanly wrapped gloss black door. Even if a vehicle has mismatched parts or body filler, vinyl wrap covers those color variations once installed. The main rule shared in the video is that the surface must be completely smooth. Vinyl will conform to every bump and texture underneath it. If the panels are sanded flush and smooth before installation, the film lays flat and hides previous color differences. Aura Vinyl vinyl wrap uses a PET-backed finish that creates a flat surface with reduced orange peel. The cast polymer hybrid film features German-made adhesive for repositioning during installation and has an expected lifespan of 3 to 5 years with proper maintenance. Hand wash every two weeks and ceramic coat before sun exposure for best results.
FAQ
Can you wrap a car with patched body panels?
Yes, you can wrap patched panels as long as the entire surface is smooth. Vinyl wraps conform to texture, so uneven areas and sanding marks will show through if not made flat first.
How long does vinyl wrap last?
Aura Vinyl vinyl wrap has an expected lifespan of 3 to 5 years with proper care. Recommended maintenance includes hand washing every two weeks and avoiding drive-through car washes.