The short answers

How long does it last?

Paint protection film runs 7 to 10 years. A professionally installed vinyl wrap runs 5 to 7. Both carry a manufacturer warranty on top of our workmanship warranty.

What does a wrap cost?

A full color change averages $4,500 for sedans and coupes, $5,300 for trucks and SUVs and $6,000 for vans and large vehicles. Accent wraps start at $200.

Will it hurt my factory paint?

No. Professionally installed and removed, neither film nor cast vinyl damages paint, and wrapped panels usually come out in better shape than unwrapped ones.

How long will you have my car?

A partial front PPF package takes 1 to 2 days and a full vehicle PPF or wrap takes 3 to 5. Window tint and chrome deletes are usually a single day.

Film or ceramic coating?

Film physically absorbs impacts and stops chips. A coating adds hydrophobic protection, UV resistance and gloss. Many clients choose both.

Where are you?

Our shop is in Kent, WA, serving the greater Puget Sound region including Renton, Auburn, Federal Way, Tukwila, Bellevue, Seattle and Tacoma.

Paint protection film

Paint protection film is a clear, thermoplastic urethane film applied to your vehicle's painted surfaces. It protects against rock chips, road debris, bug acids, and minor scratches. Our ceramic-infused PPF also adds hydrophobic properties and enhanced UV resistance.

High-quality PPF typically lasts 7 to 10 years with proper care. Our premium films come with manufacturer warranties and are designed to maintain clarity and self-healing properties throughout their lifespan.

Yes. We install PPF on all makes and models, from daily drivers to exotics. We use computer-cut patterns for precise coverage and hand-trim edges for a seamless finish on every vehicle.

Color PPF is paint protection film with the color built in: a color change and rock-chip protection in one self-healing layer. We install 212 colors across five brands, and it is the premium alternative to a vinyl wrap.

More: what PPF coverage costs, the 212 Color PPF shades we install.

Vinyl wraps and color changes

A professionally installed vinyl wrap typically lasts 5 to 7 years. Longevity depends on film quality, installation technique, and how the vehicle is maintained. We use premium cast vinyl from trusted manufacturers for the best durability and color retention.

A full color change at SeaWraps averages $4,500 for sedans and coupes, $5,300 for trucks and SUVs, and $6,000 for vans and large vehicles, with accent wraps starting at $200. Our wrap cost guide breaks down every package and the accent menu.

Yes, wraps are one of the best lease upgrades: fully removable, paint-safe, and the car goes back to stock before the return. Many customers wrap in the first month and enjoy the color they actually wanted for the whole term.

Yes, trailered boats up to 12 feet tall as they sit on the trailer. Hull-side color changes, printed graphics and registration numbers are all handled at our Kent facility and quoted per vessel.

We do. Bring your artwork and we handle print-ready layout, printing through our large-format partner, and certified installation, from a single character panel to a full-body itasha build.

More: the full wrap cost guide, every color we stock.

Film, coating and your factory paint

PPF is a physical film that absorbs impacts and prevents chips and scratches. Ceramic coating is a liquid-applied layer that adds hydrophobic protection, UV resistance, and gloss enhancement. Many clients choose both for maximum protection.

No. When professionally installed and removed, neither PPF nor vinyl wrap will damage your factory paint. PPF actively protects your paint from damage. Proper removal technique is important, which is why professional installation matters.

No. Professionally installed and removed cast vinyl protects factory paint, and panels usually come out of a wrap in better shape than unwrapped ones because the film absorbed the chips and UV in between.

More: PPF versus ceramic coating, compared side by side.

Window tint

Washington requires at least 24% light transmission on passenger-car windows, with darker shades allowed behind the driver on SUVs and trucks, and no dark tint on windshields. We stock legal shades and every install leaves inspection-ready.

More: Washington tint law, shade by shade, what tint costs.

Booking, warranty and aftercare

Installation times vary by service. A partial front PPF package typically takes 1 to 2 days. A full vehicle PPF or wrap can take 3 to 5 days. Window tint and chrome deletes are usually completed in a single day.

Yes. All of our installations are backed by our workmanship warranty, and the films we use carry manufacturer warranties ranging from 5 to 10 years depending on the product.

Our shop is located in Kent, WA, and we serve clients from across the greater Puget Sound region, including Renton, Auburn, Federal Way, Tukwila, Bellevue, Seattle, Tacoma, and surrounding areas.

You can request a quote through our website or call us at (253) 243-0885. We will discuss your vehicle, the coverage you are looking for, and provide a detailed estimate.

Give any fresh install about a week before the first wash, then stick to hand washing with pH-neutral soap. Skip automated brush washes permanently; they are the fastest way to age film and coatings alike.

More: how to look after a wrap, film or coating.

Have More Questions?

We are happy to discuss your project and answer any questions you have.