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Smart car owners want to protect their investment, and a car wrap can do that while changing its appearance. Learn all about the car wrap colors here.

Car wraps can protect your car's paint, are 100% removable, and can increase your car's resale value. 

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But aren't they ugly?

Not at all! Car wraps can look just as beautiful as a fresh coat of paint. We've put together this guide to help you choose the best car wrap colors so you can drive through town in something you love. 

Let's get started!

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How to Choose Car Wrap Colors for Your Vehicle 

A new color can completely change the appearance of your car, so if you don't like how your car looks now, you can essentially "get a new one" by wrapping it, which will save you a lot of money. 

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But before you take it to the shop, you need to settle on a color. If you're having a hard time narrowing down the choices, start by asking yourself these questions. 

What Color Is Your Car Currently?

If your car is a dark color now, such as black or blue, you might be worried it will show through lighter-colored wraps. 

This isn't true. 

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As long as you use a high-quality wrap, the paint won't show through the vinyl or mess up the color. A premium wrap job can even cover up chips or scratches in the paint coat underneath. 

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What Do You Want out of the Color?

Do you want to make a statement with your wrap job? If so, you might want to choose a bold color, like red or gold. This will catch people's attention (and it will make losing your car in the parking lot a thing of the past). 

Don't want to stand out?

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Then choose a more common color, like blue, white, grey, or black. This will give your car a beautiful, sleek appearance without making you the most noticeable driver on the road. 

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What Do Different Colors Mean?

Every color gives off a different feeling and meaning. Before you decide to wrap your car in bright yellow, you might want to consider what type of image that will give your vehicle first. 

Here's a quick breakdown: 

• Red - Passion, love, anger, power 

• Orange - Energy, enthusiasm, happiness 

• Yellow - Energy, warmth, brightness 

• Green - Nature, safety, luck 

• Blue - Calmness, trust, productivity, stability 

• Purple - Wealth, mystery, imagination 

• Pink - Romance, kindness, nurturing 

• Black - Power, boldness, mystery 

• Grey - Refined, dignified, intelligent 

• White - Peacefulness, innocence, cleanliness 

• Brown - Nature, strength, security 

• Gold - Wealth, luxury 

• Silver - Hope, sensitivity, kindness 

Do you want to have a car that shows elegance and luxury? Then you should choose a car wrap color like gold, black, or purple. If you want something that shows stability and calmness, go with blue or brown. 

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Thinking about the meaning will help you pick a color you enjoy. 

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What Colors Do You Like?

There's no point paying for a car wrap if you don't like how the color looks at the end. Don't settle for something you don't enjoy just because it's cheaper or more common on the road. 

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Personalize your car in a way that will make you happy. If that means you choose a green and orange design, that's okay. Your car doesn't have to be normal to be beautiful. 

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For more information, please visit Grey Blue Car Wrap.

Do You Want More Than One?

You aren't limited to one color when you wrap your car. You can choose from many different types of patterns, designs, and styles in a variety of colors. If you're tired of driving a car that looks like every other car out there, use this opportunity to change your vehicle's appearance in a way that suits your tastes. 

Keep in mind, you might have to pay more money for a complicated pattern. 

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Since you're using multiples colors, the job will take longer, which will up the price. That said, if it's something you really want, you shouldn't shy away from it because of a few extra fees. 

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How to Find a Car Wrap Shop Near You 

Now that you know what color you want, you need to find a reputable car wrap shop in your area. To make sure you don't end up with bad companies that will give you poor results, follow these tips. 

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Search for Options in Your Area 

Open your preferred search engine and type "car wrap shops near me" into the search bar. This should give you plenty of options to choose from in your county. 

But don't just pick the top result!

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Instead, scroll through the websites and make a short list of your top three to five choices. As you continue to research the companies, you can narrow these options down to your top pick. 

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Read Reviews 

Visit third-party websites, such as Yelp, to see what past customers have to say about the company. If there are a lot of negative reviews, you should take your business somewhere else. 

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Make Sure They're Licensed and Insured 

Ask each company for a copy of their license and insurance. They should be able to provide you proof of these documents. 

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It's also a good idea to look them up on the Better Business Bureau to ensure they're legit. 

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Compare Quotes 

Get a quote from each company and compare the prices. 

Remember, price reflects quality. It's often worth spending a bit of extra money on a company that uses high-quality materials and has a lot of experience because the end result will look better and last longer. 

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Don't just pick the cheapest quote because it's affordable. 

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Getting Ready for Your First Car Wrap Job 

Do you need help picking between all the car wrap colors? Don't hesitate to get in touch with us! 

Our team at &#;Top Line Tints & Audio will help you pick the best color and design for your vehicle. When we're done with your car, it will have a sleek and beautiful appearance you'll love! 

Does a Car&#;s Stock Color Limit Your Vinyl Color Choices?

Tips on a Car&#;s Stock Color and Vinyl Color

Good news, unless you&#;re installing ghost graphics, your vehicle&#;s stock color shouldn&#;t make a difference in its ability to be wrapped. Modern vinyl graphics are solidly colored and won&#;t allow stock color to show through unless you install low-quality vinyl or use an unqualified wrap company. There are two vinyl wrap types that can fully block the original paint color:

Color Vinyl Wraps &#; Solidly-colored vinyl wraps used for unique base colors are opaque and will not show the original paint color. The wrap is designed to perfectly fit the vehicle it&#;s being applied to and won&#;t allow unwanted specs of color or anything else to distract you from the wrap&#;s message.

Custom Printed Vinyl Wraps &#; Wrap companies use a specialized wide format printer to print custom graphics for wraps of all colors. A large format printer does double duty by both printing the custom graphics with expert precision and laminating the graphics to protect them from everyday damage. The lamination process will block all previous paint colors from showing through.

The only time your vehicle&#;s stock color makes a difference are in small gaps in vehicle panels and depend on the vehicle&#;s make and model. If your stock color is vibrant like yellow or orange, you might notice subtle peeks of color when opening or closing doors, but these are typically only noticeable by the vehicle owner. If you want to avoid any trace of stock color choose a vehicle with a neutral color like black for wraps.

Choosing High Quality Wraps

The easiest way to avoid stock colors bleeding through is not by choosing a specific color but a reputable wrap company that only uses high quality vinyl. Wraps are a recent phenomenon, but around long enough that experts know which companies produce high quality vinyl with bold colors and no bleed-through. The most popular choices for vinyl wraps are:

3M &#; 3M is a legendary name in high-quality materials and are among the top brands for vinyl wraps. 3M vinyl wrap is available in different qualities and styles but no matter the choice, any vinyl manufactured by 3M is strong, vibrant, and won&#;t allow previous stock colors to show through. 3M boasts over 100 different base colors, textures, and visual effects.

Avery Dennison &#; Avery Dennison manufacturers some of the highest quality wraps available. Avery Dennison wraps are known for their strength and durability with usable life ratings of up to 12 years on selected products. Avery Dennison wraps are available in multiple base colors, textures, and thicknesses to match your style and budget.

Stock Color and Ghost Graphics

Your vehicle&#;s stock color will make a difference if you choose to wrap with ghost graphics but that&#;s be design. Ghost graphics are sections of vinyl wrap that are installed to blend into a vehicle&#;s natural stock color instead of hiding it. Ghost graphics are popular with police departments since it lets patrol vehicles blend into traffic while also being clearly marked when the vehicle needs to identify itself.

For ghost graphics you&#;ll want to choose a favorable base color since the vinyl ghost graphics will be the same color, white for white, green for green, etc. Unlike full wraps, ghost graphics are only used on certain sections of the vehicle.

You won&#;t have to guess what your vehicles will look like after ghost graphics application thanks to modern design software. A wrap company can upload the vehicle and stock color into their system and show you mock-ups of what the vehicle will look like after ghost graphics are applied. You can adjust as needed before letting the wrap team do their work.

Choosing High Quality Wraps

Except for ghost graphics, which are chosen with the stock color in mind, your car&#;s color will not show through a modern wrap thanks to specialized tools and materials. Only choose reputable wrap companies and high-quality materials from 3M or Avery Dennison for an eye-catching and head-turning wrap on your vehicle. When you&#;re ready to discuss how a vinyl wrap can benefit your new vehicle or fleet, call The Artworks for more information and an estimate.

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