Quick answer: A car wrap’s price depends mainly on vehicle size, how much of the car is covered, the film and finish you choose, and how much prep and design work is needed. The fastest way to an exact number is a quote for your specific vehicle.
The biggest cost factors
- Vehicle size and shape: a full-size truck or SUV uses more film and labor than a coupe; deep curves and complex bumpers add time
- Coverage: full wrap, partial wrap, roof or hood only, or a chrome delete
- Film and finish: gloss, satin and matte are standard; chrome, color-shift and textured films cost more
- Door jambs: wrapping the jambs adds labor but hides the original color when doors open
- Design work: printed commercial wraps add design and printing
- Paint condition: chips, peeling clear coat or dents need attention first
Wrap vs paint
A wrap is reversible and protects the original paint. See is it cheaper to wrap or paint a car.
Get a real number
Send us your vehicle, the color or design you want and the coverage. CoaterZ wraps at Palm Harbor, Lutz and Sarasota.
CoaterZ locations
- CoaterZ Palm Harbor: 4824 US-19 ALT, Palm Harbor, FL 34683 · (727) 935-4621
- CoaterZ Lutz: 16235 N Florida Ave, Lutz, FL 33549 · (813) 467-8149
- CoaterZ Sarasota: 2321 Bee Ridge Rd, Sarasota, FL 34239 · (941) 297-0125
- Hours: Palm Harbor and Sarasota, Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Lutz, Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM; closed Sunday
Frequently asked questions
Does a wrap damage paint?
Not when the paint is in good condition and the wrap is removed properly.
Is a partial wrap cheaper?
Yes, roof, hood or accent wraps use less film and labor than a full wrap.
How long does a wrap last?
See wrap life expectancy.