WRC Collision installs vinyl vehicle wraps at 6926 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood — any color, any finish, any logo. Partial wraps run $500-$1,500, full color-change wraps $2,500-$5,000, and commercial logo wraps $1,500-$4,500 per vehicle. Premium 3M and Avery films with 5-7 year durability. Free design consultations — call (818) 765-8500.
Want a new look without committing to paint? A professionally installed vinyl wrap transforms your car into any color or finish imaginable — matte black, satin colors, chrome, color-shift pearls — or turns your work vehicle into a rolling billboard with your business logo and branding. At WRC Collision, wraps benefit from something most wrap shops can't offer: body-shop-level surface preparation. Because a wrap shows every flaw beneath it, our ability to fix dents, chips, and trim issues before the film goes down is the difference between a wrap that looks vinyl and a wrap that looks painted.
Color Change Wraps: Any Color You Can Imagine
Full color-change wraps cover every visible panel in premium cast vinyl — the car leaves looking factory-finished in a color the factory never offered. Matte black remains the most requested wrap in Los Angeles, but the catalog runs deep: satin metallics, gloss colors indistinguishable from paint, chrome and brushed-metal finishes, and color-shift films that move between hues in the light. Wraps also protect: the film shields your original paint from sun and stone chips, and removal years later reveals preserved factory finish underneath — a genuine resale advantage over a repaint.
Commercial Wraps: Your Logo, Your Brand, On the Road
A wrapped work vehicle is the cheapest billboard your business will ever buy — it advertises on every street it drives and every job site it parks at. We produce and install commercial wraps with your logo, colors, contact information, and any artwork your brand uses: full wraps, partial wraps, or cut-vinyl lettering for a cleaner budget option. Bring us a logo file and we'll handle design proofing, print production on premium media, and installation. Fleet pricing is available for multiple vehicles, and we can stagger installs so your business never parks its whole fleet at once.
Wrap Pricing: What to Expect
Partial wraps — hoods, roofs, accents, racing stripes — run $500-$1,500. Full color-change wraps on a standard car or crossover run $2,500-$5,000 depending on size, film choice, and how many edges and recesses the design must wrap into. Commercial logo wraps run $1,500-$4,500 per vehicle depending on coverage. Specialty films like chrome carry a premium for both material and installation difficulty. Every quote is free and includes film samples you can see on your car, in sunlight, before deciding.
Why Surface Prep Decides Wrap Quality
Vinyl is honest: it telegraphs every dent, chip, and rust bubble underneath, and it only bonds as well as the surface allows. As a full body shop, we repair dents and chips before wrapping, remove badges and trim rather than cutting around them, and deliver the deep-cleaned, decontaminated surface premium films require for their 5-7 year rated life. Wraps over unprepped paint fail early at exactly the edges and flaws that should have been fixed first — it's the most common reason cheap wraps peel within a year.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to wrap a car in Los Angeles?
At WRC Collision, partial wraps run $500-$1,500, full color-change wraps $2,500-$5,000, and commercial logo wraps $1,500-$4,500 per vehicle. Specialty films like chrome or color-shift cost more. Quotes are free and include physical film samples.
How long does a car wrap last?
Premium cast films from 3M and Avery are rated for 5-7 years of exterior exposure. In Los Angeles sun, garaging and regular hand washing extend life toward the top of that range. When it's time, the wrap removes cleanly, revealing preserved factory paint underneath.
Can you wrap my work truck with my business logo?
Yes — commercial branding wraps are one of our specialties. Send us your logo and brand colors; we design the layout, print on premium media, and install. Full wraps, partial wraps, and cut-vinyl lettering are all available, with fleet pricing for multiple vehicles.
Does a wrap damage the paint underneath?
No — on healthy factory paint, quality vinyl protects the finish and removes cleanly. The exceptions are repainted panels with poor adhesion or existing paint damage, which is why we inspect and repair the surface first. A wrap over sound paint is effectively paint protection.
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Last updated: July 25, 2026