Wrap Removal
Safe, clean wrap removal — no heat damage, no adhesive residue, no paint surprises.
When a wrap reaches end of life, it's time to remove, not neglect. Properly removing an aged wrap requires careful heat application and adhesive residue cleaning to ensure the factory paint beneath is undamaged.
Wrap removal is a job that looks simple and isn't. Vinyl that's been on a vehicle for 5–7 years becomes brittle and can shred rather than peel, leaving adhesive residue embedded in paint texture. Heat guns used incorrectly burn clear coat. Scrapers used incorrectly scratch paint.
We remove wraps using professional-grade heat guns at calibrated temperatures and purpose-made plastic scrapers, followed by an adhesive residue treatment that leaves the surface clean and ready for a new wrap, wax, or sealant.
If you're considering a new wrap after removal, we can assess the paint condition and advise on what, if any, prep work is needed before the new installation.
Key Benefits
- No paint damage when performed by trained installers
- Adhesive residue fully cleaned
- Paint condition assessment included
- Prepares surface for immediate re-wrap or paint protection
Our Process
- 1
Heat + Peel
Controlled heat application softens adhesive; vinyl removed in large panels to avoid shredding.
- 2
Adhesive Cleanup
Residue removed using purpose-formulated adhesive remover; no solvents that damage clear coat.
- 3
Surface Assessment
We inspect the revealed paint for any wear, UV damage, or issues to address before re-wrap.
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