Wrap questions, answered.

A wrap does a lot more than change color:

• Protects your vehicle's factory paint
• Increases resale value
• Gives your vehicle a personalized, custom look
• Cost effective versus a full repaint
• Quicker turnaround than paint
• Acts as a sacrificial layer over the original finish
• Easier to touch up damaged panels than paint
• Unlimited design possibilities and color choices
• Excellent for advertising and fleet branding
• Easy to maintain
• Completely removable without damaging factory paint

The color possibilities are essentially endless. Our shop has a full wall of samples to view in person, plus unlimited options through printed wraps. The color consult room has over 400 wrapped templates that show each film on a curved bodyline, so you see the real depth of the color instead of guessing from a flat 3x6 sample.

We work with hundreds of color options from a select group of professional brands, plus specialty films. Finishes include matte, satin, gloss, pearl, iridescent, color shift, chrome, and carbon. Everything we install is high-quality cast film, and the lines vary in thickness and conformability depending on the application. We also offer colored over laminates, reflective film, and fully custom prints.

Almost anything, within reason. On vehicles, a gloss painted surface is ideal for adhesion. Gloss plastics on dirt bikes and off road vehicles wrap well. Textured oil based plastics can be wrapped, but we do not warranty those installs. Matte factory paint and primered or unpainted panels are not ideal surfaces.

Outside of vehicles, there is wrap film available for glass, painted walls, brick, floors, wood, and plenty more. We have done helmets, motorcycles, boats, wheelchairs, and even building wraps.

There are many wrap brands on the market, but we only work with a select few. The basic rule applies: you get what you pay for. The film we choose determines how the wrap conforms, how long it lasts, and how cleanly it removes years later. Cutting cost on material is the fastest way to a bad result.

Wrapsesh has been wrapping vehicles in the East Valley since 2016. Co-owner Michael Shedd is a certified mechanic with more than ten years in vinyl and over fourteen years in automotive work. The shop is BBB Accredited with an A+ rating since 2019 and carries a 4.7 star Google rating across roughly 136 reviews. We are a small, owner-operated shop, which means the people quoting your job are the same people installing it.