A vehicle wrap is a durable vinyl solution that protects your car's paint while offering endless customization options, from solid colors to intricate patterns and designs. Our expert in-house graphic designers will create a custom wrap tailored to your exact preferences, which is then printed, laminated, and professionally installed on your vehicle.

Yes, a vehicle wrap is easy to remove! The process is straightforward and doesn't take much time, provided you have the right tools and experience. When done correctly, removing the wrap won't damage the underlying paint, leaving your vehicle's original finish intact.

No, it won't. When a vehicle wrap is professionally installed and removed, it won't harm the underlying paint. In fact, a properly applied vinyl wrap can actually protect your vehicle's paint, preserving it for years to come.

Yes, we can wrap leased vehicles. Our wraps are non-damaging and there are no restrictions on applying custom wraps to leased cars.

The lifespan of a vehicle wrap depends on the quality of the materials, printing, and installation. Typically, wraps last 5-7 years, but at Fast Wrap, we only used the most reputable brands and ours are designed to last at least 9 years with proper care. In fact, many of our wraps outlast the vehicles they're applied to.

Handle your vehicle wrap with care by opting for hand washing whenever possible. Avoid using scrapers, automatic touch car washes, or chemicals as they can cause damage. You can safely brush the windows and use the rear defroster as usual without any issues.

PPF is a transparent, self-healing urethane film applied to the exterior of vehicles to protect the paint from scratches, rock chips, UV damage, and other environmental hazards.

No, PPF is designed to be virtually invisible. It enhances the shine of your vehicle without altering its appearance, though some films can add a matte finish if desired.

High-quality PPF can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years, depending on maintenance, environmental factors, and driving conditions.

Yes, many premium PPF products have self-healing properties. Minor scratches and swirl marks can disappear with heat from the sun or a warm water source.

Yes, PPF can be safely removed without damaging the underlying paint, as long as it's done by a professional.

PPF is relatively low-maintenance but does require proper care, such as hand washing, avoiding harsh chemicals, and being cautious with pressure washing.

Window tinting involves applying a thin film to the interior of a vehicle's windows to reduce heat, glare, and UV radiation while enhancing privacy.

Yes, window tinting is legal, but regulations vary by location. Each province has specific laws regarding how dark or reflective the tint can be, especially for front windows and windshields.

Window tinting helps reduce heat, glare, and UV exposure, which protects your skin and interior from sun damage. It also improves privacy, enhances aesthetics, and increases safety by reducing glass shattering in an accident.

High-quality window tint can last between 5 and 10 years, depending on the type of film, the installation quality, and environmental factors like sun exposure.

Clean tinted windows with a soft cloth and a mild, ammonia-free cleaner. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or cleaners that could scratch or damage the film.

There are several types of window tint, including dyed, metalized, carbon, and ceramic films. Each offers different levels of heat reduction, UV protection, and clarity.