Give your vehicle a fresh, bold look without repainting. Choose from full color changes, custom accents and chrome delete.
Full car color change
Starting at $2,500 · Turnaround: 3+ days
The simplest way to give your vehicle a fresh, bold look without the need for repainting is with our Full Car Color Change package at NDPRO. Our skilled installation team can wrap your car in virtually any color you desire.
Accents
Starting at $300 · Turnaround: 4+ hours
Our customizations include black roof wraps, racing stripes, carbon fiber finishes, custom lettering and unique prints and designs.
Chrome delete
Starting at $400+ · Turnaround: 1-2 days
Transform your vehicle’s appearance by wrapping chrome trim, grilles and other areas in satin or gloss black for a sleek, modern look.
All styles available
At NDPRO, we offer a wide variety of vinyl wrap finishes to suit your style, including matte, gloss, satin, carbon fiber, and more. From full color changes to graphics and custom accents, our team brings your vision to life.
Commercial vehicle wraps
Businesses across Delray Beach and South Florida rely on us for custom graphics, lettering and imagery on fleet vehicles including cargo vans and trucks. Contact our vehicle wrap team to plan your graphics and get your business noticed wherever your fleet takes you.
Choose a finish you will enjoy in everyday light
A wrap should look good in your driveway as well as in a photograph. Gloss, satin, matte and textured finishes react differently to sunlight, shade and reflections. Bring your favorite references and compare material samples with your wheels, trim and interior colors.
Decide whether you want a full color change or a more selective treatment. Roofs, mirrors and accent areas can create a different result from complete exterior coverage. Door jambs and other less visible areas should be discussed separately when defining the scope.
The surface underneath still matters
A vinyl wrap changes the visible finish, but it does not repair dents, peeling paint or rough bodywork. Share any repainting or previous wrap history. Agree on preparation and a removal plan before installation, especially if the vehicle is leased or you expect to change the color again.
Plan the details that make a color change feel complete
The main body color is only one part of a wrap. Consider how the roof, mirrors, handles and trim work together, especially if the original paint will remain visible in selected areas. A consistent direction can make a simple finish feel more considered without adding complicated graphics.
Photography can exaggerate or soften a material finish. Compare your shortlist in different lighting when possible and look at it alongside the vehicle rather than in isolation. For a matte or satin choice, discuss how the appearance should be maintained without trying to polish it like gloss paint.
A wrap is also a future maintenance decision. Keep the material details so a damaged panel can be assessed later. A replacement piece may not look identical to an older, exposed section, so discuss color consistency and removal with the studio when planning repairs or changes.
- Approve the exact material and finish
- List exterior panels, accents and optional jamb coverage
- Review how original paint shows at openings
- Photograph existing finish damage
- Confirm a finish-appropriate washing routine
- Keep material details for future panel repairs
Refine the look before installation
Bring color and finish references, but review a physical sample when possible because lighting changes how a finish appears. Discuss visible edges, accents and the condition of the underlying surface before agreeing the design.
- Compare gloss, satin, matte or special finishes
- Identify full coverage and accent areas
- Share previous repairs or repainting
- Confirm design approval, maintenance and eventual removal
From first conversation to aftercare
Start with a short conversation about your goals and the condition of the vehicle, vessel or space. Confirm the proposed preparation, product, coverage and timing in your quote. Before handover, ask for the care guidance specific to the treatment you choose.
- Share photos and project details
- Review the proposed scope and finish
- Confirm care and follow-up questions
Questions before you book
Can I wrap only part of the vehicle?
Yes, a project can focus on selected panels or accents. The best starting point is a clear list of areas and the effect you want. Ask how the existing paint color will show at gaps and transitions.
Will removal always leave the paint unchanged?
The outcome depends on paint condition, prior repairs, material age and removal technique. Avoid assuming every surface will behave the same way. Have the studio review those factors before choosing a wrap.
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