Jeep & SUV Full Wraps in Toronto and the GTA | VanWrap.ca

A full wrap covers every painted panel of your Jeep or SUV in vinyl film. The factory colour disappears under a new one, or under a printed design built for your vehicle, and the paint underneath sits protected the whole time the film is on.

Wranglers, Gladiators, Grand Cherokees, 4Runners, Broncos and family SUVs all come through the shop. Some owners want a colour change, some want camo or a trail-ready look, and some are businesses that run SUVs as work vehicles and want them branded. Either way, the job starts with your vehicle measured and templated, so the design lands on the real panels, not a guess.

What you get

• Full coverage of doors, fenders, hood, roof, bumpers and tailgate
• A scaled design proof on your exact model before anything is printed
• Colour change films in gloss, matte, satin, metallic and textured finishes
• Printed designs, from subtle two-tone work to full camo and graphics
• Premium cast vinyl suited to Canadian weather, road salt and car washes
• Handles, mirrors and badges removed where coverage needs it, then refitted
• A layer of protection over the paint against stone chips and trail scratches

Who it is for

Private owners who want a different colour or a personal design without repainting. Off-road drivers whose paint takes a beating on trails and gravel. Businesses running SUVs that should carry the company name like the rest of the fleet.

How it works

1. Quote. Tell us the year, model and what you have in mind through the quote form or by phone. We price by vehicle size, coverage and design work.
2. Design proof. We build the design on a template of your vehicle and send a scaled proof. You ask for changes before we print, not after.
3. Print. Your panels are printed and laminated, or cut from colour change film, and checked panel by panel.
4. Install. The vehicle is washed and prepped, trim comes off where needed, and the film goes on panel by panel in our Mississauga shop.
5. Pickup. We walk around the finished vehicle with you, go over edges and seams together, and explain washing and care.

Questions

Can you wrap a soft top or a removable roof? Film needs a smooth, painted surface to bond to. Hardtop panels and painted roof sections wrap fine. Fabric soft tops cannot be wrapped, and most owners leave them as they are or pair the wrap colour with the top they run most.

Will a wrap stand up to trail use? Yes, within reason. The film takes the light scratches, brush marks and stone chips that would otherwise land on your paint. Deep gouges that would cut paint will cut film too, but a damaged panel can be reprinted and replaced on its own.

Can the wrap come off later? Yes. A full wrap is not permanent. When you sell the vehicle or want a new look, the film is removed and the original paint is underneath, in the condition it was in when the wrap went on.