Vinyl Wraps
Transform your vehicle with a full or partial vinyl wrap. Hundreds of colors and finishes, installed with precision in Kent, WA.
Vinyl Wraps at a glance
- Cost
- About $4,500 on a sedan or coupe, $5,300 on an SUV or truck, $6,000 on a van. Accent panels start at $200.
- How long it lasts
- 5 to 7 years typically. Avery Dennison SW900 carries durability ratings up to 12 years.
- Films we stock
- Avery Dennison SW900, 3M 2080, KPMF, Inozetek and CheetahWrap.
- Choice
- Over 120 colors across 12 finish categories, gloss through satin, matte, color shift and textured.
- Your paint
- Stays sealed and original underneath. Removal is billed at $150 per hour.
How much does a vinyl wrap cost?
A full vinyl wrap at SeaWraps averages $4,500 on a sedan or coupe, $5,300 on an SUV or truck, and $6,000 on a van or large vehicle, with accent panels starting at $200. It changes your color and leaves the factory paint underneath untouched. We install cast film from 3M, Avery Dennison, Inozetek, KPMF and HEXIS in Kent, WA.
A vinyl wrap gives you the freedom to completely change your vehicle's color and finish without altering the factory paint underneath. Whether you want a matte black Porsche, a satin blue Tesla, or a head-turning color-shift Lamborghini, vinyl wraps let you express your style while preserving your original paint and resale value.
At SeaWraps in Kent, WA, we carry premium cast vinyl from industry-leading manufacturers including 3M, Avery Dennison, Inozetek, KPMF, and HEXIS. Our clients across the greater Seattle and Tacoma area choose from hundreds of colors and finishes, from subtle satin neutrals to wild iridescent color-shifts that turn heads on every street. Owners planning a color change up north can start with our guide to car wraps in Seattle. You can also browse car wrap colors by family and finish to narrow the list before you come in.
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What wrap finishes can I choose from?
Vinyl wrap technology has come a long way. Today's premium films offer finishes that rival or exceed what traditional paint can achieve. Our most popular finishes include gloss for a wet, deep shine; matte for a smooth, non-reflective look; satin that splits the difference between the two; metallic finishes with real metal flake embedded in the film; and color-shift wraps that change hue depending on the angle and light.
We also offer partial wraps for targeted color changes. Roof wraps, hood wraps, and accent panels let you add contrast and personality without wrapping the entire vehicle. Partial wraps are a popular choice for customers in the Kent and Renton area who want a custom look at a lower price point: mirror caps and light tint start at $200, hood wraps at $250, and roof wraps at $350. Every accent price is listed on our wrap cost guide.
Wrap vs Paint, Compared
How do you install a vinyl wrap?
A wrap is only as good as the installation behind it. Our process starts with a full exterior wash and clay bar treatment to remove embedded contaminants. We disassemble trim, badges, door handles, and mirrors as needed to wrap behind edges and create seamless coverage with no visible seams.
Every panel is heated and stretched to conform perfectly to curves, body lines, and recesses. We use post-heating techniques to lock the film in place and prevent lifting over time. Our attention to detail is why vehicle owners from Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, and across King County trust SeaWraps with their builds. South Sound drivers can read up on car wraps in Tacoma before making the run up Highway 167.
That work is what the price reflects. As a reference point, a full color change averages $4,500 on a sedan or coupe, $5,300 on an SUV or truck, and $6,000 on a van or large vehicle. Film choice, finish, and how much disassembly a vehicle needs all move the number, so every quote is free and specific to your car.
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Brands We Install
We are certified installers for the industry's top vinyl wrap manufacturers. Each brand brings unique strengths, and we help you select the best film for your project.
Avery Dennison Supreme Wrapping Film
Avery Dennison has been a leader in adhesive technology since 1935. Their SW900 series features patented Easy Apply RS adhesive that allows repositioning during installation for flawless results. Over 120 colors across 12 finish categories with durability ratings up to 12 years.
- Easy Apply RS repositionable adhesive
- 120+ colors in 12 finish categories
- Dual-layer cast vinyl construction
- Up to 12-year durability rating
KPMF
KPMF (Kay Premium Marking Films) is a UK-based manufacturer known for their iridescent and color-shift finishes. Their films feature AIR Release technology for bubble-free installation and are popular for standout builds that demand attention.
- Iridescent and color-shift specialty finishes
- AIR Release bubble-free technology
- Excellent conformability on complex curves
- Up to 7-year durability
Inozetek
Inozetek is a South Korean manufacturer that has rapidly gained a reputation for super gloss and metallic finishes with exceptional depth and clarity. Their films offer a wet, painted-on look that rivals factory paint quality.
- Super gloss finishes with unmatched depth
- Air-release adhesive technology
- High conformability for complex body lines
- Premium metallic and color-shift options
3M 2080 Series
3M has been a trusted name in automotive films for decades. Their 2080 series wrap film features Controltac pressure-activated adhesive and Comply air-release channels for reliable, professional-grade results across a broad color range.
- Controltac pressure-activated adhesive
- Comply air-release channels
- Non-visible removability up to 3 years
- Broad color and finish range
HEXIS
HEXIS is a French manufacturer with over 40 years of experience in self-adhesive films. Known for excellent conformability and a strong range of textured finishes including carbon fiber, brushed metal, and leather grain.
- Over 40 years of film manufacturing expertise
- Excellent conformability on recesses
- Unique textured finish options
- Strong adhesion with clean removability
Why Choose SeaWraps for Vinyl Wraps
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
What brands of vinyl wrap does SeaWraps use?
We carry premium cast vinyl from Avery Dennison, KPMF, Inozetek, 3M, and HEXIS. Each brand offers unique colors and finishes, and we help you select the best film for your specific project and budget.
02
How long does a vinyl wrap last?
A professionally installed vinyl wrap typically lasts 5 to 7 years depending on film quality, care, and exposure. Some films, like Avery Dennison SW900, carry durability ratings up to 12 years.
03
Will a wrap damage my paint?
No. When professionally installed and removed, vinyl wraps will not damage factory paint. In fact, the wrap protects the paint underneath from UV exposure and minor abrasion. When you are ready for a change, removal is billed at $150 per hour, and what drives that number is the film and its age rather than the size of the vehicle. Our guide to vinyl wrap removal explains what makes one job quicker than another.
04
How much does a full wrap cost?
A full color change averages $4,500 on a sedan or coupe, $5,300 on an SUV or truck, and $6,000 on a van or large vehicle. Accent and partial wraps start at $200. Film selection, finish, and vehicle complexity move the number, so every quote is free and specific to your vehicle. See the wrap cost guide for the full breakdown.
05
Can I wash my wrapped vehicle normally?
Yes. Hand washing is recommended. Avoid automated car washes with brushes. We provide detailed care instructions with every wrap installation, and our car wrap care guide walks through which wash methods are safe and which ones are not.