Wrapping
Color Change Wrap or "Paint Wrap" is a term used by wrap installers and refers to a full-color change, as if one were 'painting' a car with a vinyl wrap. Demand for color matching vinyl wrap has grown. The wrap is manufactured to match vehicle paint colors and metallics, as well as in colors used in print.
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ORACAL® 970 Wrapping Cast
Multi-layered cast | Permanent | Solvent adhesive
Exists in 48 variants

ORACAL® 970RA Wrapping Cast
Multi-layered cast with Rapid Air | Permanent | Solvent adhesive
Exists in 102 variants

ORACAL® 970RA Special Effect Cast
Exists in 10 variants

ORACAL® 970RA Shift Effect Cast
Exists in 19 variants

ORACAL® 975 Premium Structure Cast
Exists in 25 variants

ORAJET® 3981RA+ ProSlide™
Exists in 3 variants

Metamark MetaCast MCX
Automotive Premium Cast Coloured Wrap Film
Exists in 25 variants

Omega Skinz Elemento-6 Gloss
Selection-06 Specials
Exists in 4 variants

Omega Skinz Angel Dust
Selection-03
Exists in 27 variants

Omega Skinz Rising Force 1,52x1m
Selection-04
Exists in 5 variants

Omega Skinz SE-05 Carbon Silver 1,52x1m
Exists in 5 variants

Inozetek Super Gloss Metallic Series
Exists in 14 variants
Vehicle vinyl wrap and color change wrap grew in popularity out of the wrap advertising business. A large milestone in the shift from small production vinyl lettering to a full vehicle vinyl color change took place in Germany in 1993 when the vinyl manufacturer Kay Premium Marking Films (KPMF) was asked to produce a film to be used to replace paint for the purpose of converting cars into taxis. At this time, German taxi companies were required by law to paint their fleets in beige. KPMF provided an alternative to painting, which allowed taxi companies to bring a large fleet of vehicles into compliance with German law while maintaining the future resale value of the vehicle. Prior to this point, decommissioned taxis were heavily discounted or had to be completely repainted. With the use of vinyl for vehicle wraps, there was no need to repaint them as the vinyl could be removed without damaging the paint underneath.
Wrap installers that performed advertising vinyl, began to offer partially or full vinyl wraps as a cosmetic enhancement. Rather than advertise a company or brand, vehicle owners wanted to change the color and finish of their vehicle for cosmetic or protective purposes. Manufacturers of vinyl wrap followed this trend by producing more colors and easy to install durable materials.
In 2017, color change vinyl wraps, paint color matching vinyl wraps, and overlaminates had evolved to include complex and creative graphic designs and advanced colors. Metallic, chrome, color shifting and even vinyl wraps that match OEM paint code colors are available.