How a Car Wrap Is Done: Our 4-Step Process

It's Vitali.

Most people have never seen a proper wrap install up close. Let me walk you through my process, start to finish — so you know exactly what your car goes through in my shop.

Step 1: Consultation and quote

I inspect the car in person, you pick the finish, and you get a fixed price. No ranges that mysteriously grow, no "we'll see once we start." You know the number before we touch anything.

Step 2: Prep

Deep clean, clay bar, panel check. This step is half the result — film only looks as good as the surface underneath it. Shops that rush prep are the shops with bubbles six months later.

Step 3: Install

Precision-cut film, wrapped edges, controlled environment. Most full wraps take us 3–5 days; most PPF jobs take 1–2 days. I never rush — speed is what cheap shops sell.

Step 4: Quality control

I inspect every panel under proper light before pickup. If something isn't right, it gets redone before you ever see the car. You also get photo updates while we work, so there are no surprises at handover.

That's the whole process — the same one behind every car on our blog. Want it for your car? Get a free quote — the consultation costs nothing, and so does an honest opinion. We also do ceramic coating if protection without a color change is what you're after.

— Vitali Markau, Founder & CEO, Custom Wrap Design · North Miami · (305) 308-7604