Frequently Asked Questions

  • With proper installation, 2 - 5 years, this may vary on how you take care of your car and what kind of film you use. At Rivera Wraps we only use premium films that we recommend and we stay away from films that may damage your car.

  • Car wraps are a cost-effective option compared to a full paint job. They offer a wide variety of colors and finishes (matte, gloss, satin, textured) Car wraps are also quicker to apply than a traditional paint job and protect your car’s surface from scratches, chips, and fading.

  • The time it takes to wrap a vehicle depends on its size and the complexity of the wrap. Generally, a full wrap can take anywhere from 5 to 7 days, while partial wraps may take a few hours to a day.

  • Improper installation or cheaper film alternatives may cause damage to the paint, even if the paint is in perfect condition. Rivera Wraps recommends ONLY the best vinyl brands for good quality finishes to avoid damaging paint. If your paint is cracked, sun damaged, or damaged in any way it will take off paint.

  • Yes, you can wrap almost any car. However, if the vehicle’s paint is in poor condition (peeling, cracking, or rusting), it may affect the wrap’s adhesion. In such cases, some surface repairs may be necessary before wrapping.

  • Wrap is not a replacement for paint. if you have any imperfections make sure to get them fixed, as they will show up through the wrap.

  • Hand was is perfect, NO WAX, NO DRIVE THRU CAR WASHES.

  • Not only can Ceramic Coating go on paint, but can also go onto Vinyl Wrap as well!

    Not only can Ceramic Coating enhance the longevity and protection of Vinyl Wraps but also simplifies maintenance. making it a must have for any car owner with a wrap and Vinyl Installers.

  • Yes! One of the main advantages of car wrapping is that the vinyl can be removed without harming the original paint. Removal should be done by a professional to ensure no adhesive residue is left behind. It can also be done DIY style just by adding heat or leaving it in the sun and then start peeling for the least amount of residue left behind.