Change the look of your car or van

Why paint when you can wrap?

Don’t paint it, wrap it with us. B. N. Window Tinting & Car Wrapping use premium branded wrapping films. Changing the colour of your car or van can be quickly undertaken and cost-effectively. Vehicle wrapping is becoming very popular due to it being so cost-effective compared to a re-spray. Change the look and colour of your car easily, giving it an update or simply keep up with the latest popular car colour. A vehicle wrap also has the benefit of protecting your precious paintwork from stone chips and general wear and tear.

Adding Graphics – Signs, Logos, Contact Details

We can print and attach your promotional signs, logos and contact details a vinyl graphics. If you have your own designs then we can print and fix from these if not then our in house team of designers can do the design work for you.

Gallery – Vehicle wrapping

B.N.Tinting & Car Wrapping car wrapping side

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van wrapping design side

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B.N.Tinting & Car Wrapping car wrapping side and back

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van wrapping design side and back

Vehicle wrapping
B.N.Tinting & Car Wrapping car lettering decal front and side

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van lettering design front and side

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B.N.Tinting & Car Wrapping car lettering decal side

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van lettering design side

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Gallery image shows Vinyl wrapped Van by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van wrapping design side

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Gallery image shows Vinyl wrapped Van by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van wrapping design rear

Vehicle wrapping
Gallery image shows Vinyl wrapped Van by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping Rugby Vinyl Van wrapping design side

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Gallery image shows hood Vinyl wrapped vehicle by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting & Car Wrapping – Hood wrap in skulls design after

Vehicle wrapping
Gallery image shows hood Vinyl wrapped vehicle by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting & Car Wrapping – Hood wrap in skulls design before

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Gallery image shows side decal wrap vehicle by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tintingand Car Wrapping side decal wrapping

Vehicle decal
Gallery image shows side car decal by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping side Vinyl wrapping

Vehicle decal
Gallery image shows tside vinyl decal, race vehicle by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping side Vinyl decal

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Gallery image shows front decal wrapping car bonnet by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping front decal wrapping

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Gallery image shows decal side vinyl wrapping by B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping

B.N. Window Tinting and Car Wrapping decal side vinyl wrapping

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Vehicle Wraps FAQs

Wash your wrap once a week or more often if your vehicle is exposed to a lot of dirt or pollutants. You should hand wash your vehicle using car wash soap without wax. Always use a nice automotive sponge or a clean, soft cloth to wash your wrap.

Rinse the vehicle with clear water after washing. Minimize water spotting by using a Silicon squeegee to remove water and then dry with a clean microfiber cloth.

No, you should not wash your vehicle in an automated brush car wash, hand washing is safer. Automated car washes with brushes may be too rough on the wrap film degrading it, causing peeling and lifted edges. If an automated car wash uses water spray and no brushes it should be safe for most wraps.

Use simple isopropyl alcohol (two parts of alcohol to one part of water) to spot clean isolated stains. Rinse the cleaned area with cool water. Don’t use tyre dressing to spot clean as it may splash on the wrap and cause stains. Avoid wiping the wrap when it’s hot as this can distort the material and cause wrinkling.

If you want to pressure wash your vehicle wrap, keep the water pressure below 2000psi. Use a spray nozzle with a 40-degree wide-angle spray pattern and keep the water temperature below 60 degrees Celsius. Try and keep the spray nozzle at least 12 inches away from the car edges.

Clean bird droppings and difficult stains as soon as you can. Letting them sit for too long will make them harder to remove and may permanently damage the wrap. Soak the affected area for a few minutes with warm, soapy water to loosen any contaminants. Rinse completely with clean water and then dry with a microfibre cloth. For stubborn contaminants use a two parts isopropyl alcohol to one part water solution but do always test these solutions on an area of wrap that isn’t very visible, to ensure the cleaner will not harm the wrap. Do not use solvents or oil-based cleaning products.

Wipe off sweet fuel spills immediately then hand wash the affected area. Letting the spill stay on the wrap too long will degrade vinyl. A quick wipe with a wet paper towel at the gas station will clean the fuel affected area enough until you can get home to do a more thorough job.

An excessive amount of time under the sun or other outdoor elements (rain smog, debris, road pollutants from passing cars etc.) can degrade the wrap on the roof, trunk lid and hood. These horizontal areas are like a magnet for pollutants which are intensified by UV ray exposure. Try your best to park your car in a garage or under a canopy or shelter. If you must park it outside for prolonged periods look for shady parking areas.

Wraps can turn brown due to prolonged exposure to acid from pollutants in the air. This is typically a result of neglect and failure to allow to follow the previously mentioned procedures. If you do notice brown discoloured or rust colour areas on your wrap, it is best to remove the film from your vehicle to prevent damage to the paint underneath it and reapply a fresh wrap. If this should occur it is quite often only necessary to replace the affected panel.

Never ever use any of the following cleaning products on your wrap:

  • solvents
  • oil-based cleaners
  • kitchen and bathroom cleaners
  • oven cleaner
  • orange oil
  • engine degreaser

Vehicle Wraps Additional Terms, Conditions and Warranty Disclaimer

Installations

If we are asked to cover existing vinyl decals, we cannot be liable for any damage caused during the installation or removal process to these decals. Although we try to make the wrap look like a paint job, it is NOT paint. There may be extreme curves and bumps such as rivets and deep channel curves and mouldings on the vehicle that the vinyl will not be able to conform to. In some small areas, you will see evidence of the original colour of the vehicle below the wrap. These may be small areas such as around door handles, mirrors and the edges of the panels on the vehicles. Some panel like bumpers can NOT be wrap in one piece. A vehicle wrap is made by applying a maximum of 60-inch panels of vinyl. There will be a maximum of 1-inch seams where the panels meet. It is not reasonable to expect a colour vinyl wrap to cover and look exactly like paint or in all the same places look exactly the same. A piece of vinyl has limits and can only stretch so much before it changes colour. In some cases, a relief cut has to be made into the vinyl that will reveal a small amount of the original vehicle’s paint colour under the vinyl. In some cases, a patch needs to be installed to conceal the vehicle’s original colour. It is the only option. Areas like door handles, mirrors, behind fuel caps, and inside door frames will not be wrapped. If we wrap Extremely curved surfaces such as mirrors and bumpers they may reveal the original paint colour at the tight edges of,/p. the wrap. It has more to do with material limitations and not install quality. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping can not be held responsible for any damage void of vehicle warranty or anything caused through the application of the vinyl products. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping is not liable if during the installation of a wrap the clear coat of the car begins to peel off. Originally painted vehicles will not have any problems with the clear coat peeling off. However, it is the duty and responsibility of the owner of the vehicles to ensure the suitability of the existing surface before it is wrapped. It is standard procedure in our industry to wrap over existing graphics when it can not be removed using conventional methods. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping will not be held responsible in any way if the client is not happy because the existing graphics were not able to be removed using conventional methods of removal. The application process in many cases takes no longer than a week for full wraps and partial wraps can be done within one day. It’s not a good idea to rush the install process many things can go wrong. Also, B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping reserves the right to take an additional day. The wrapping material that is used for vehicle wraps, does not stick very well to plastic or rubber parts such as window trims, side plastic mouldings and plastic door handles. It is advised that these areas NOT be wrapped with adhesive vinyl. Initially, the vinyl will stick, but over a short period of time such as a few months, the vinyl will fall off these areas. Full wraps DO NOT automatically include the roof wrap. The additional cost of labour and materials to wrap a roof can range from £150.00 for a small van, up to £400.00 for a high van roof wrap. Most clients do not wrap the roof of their vans.

Removals

All removals are quoted separately. Wrap removal can be very time-consuming. We charge by the hour for the labour. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping can not be held responsible for any paint damage or existing striping damage when we do a removal. Since we do not know the integrity of the existing paint job or the condition of the painted clear coat or the condition of any existing decals. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping can not be held liable if during the removal of the wrap the clear coat is peeled back with the wrap. In some cases, if you have existing vinyl stripes under the wrap, we can not be held liable if portions of the stripes get removed during the wrap removal. Over the years of sun exposure prior to the wrap, the stripping adhesive can become weak and in some areas, the striping will come up as the wrap is removed. In some extreme cases when the wrap has been on the vehicle for more than 5-year the wrap may no longer be removable so the vehicle may need to go to a body shop to be sanded and repainted. If the vehicle requires a body shop, B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping will refer the client to a body shop and the client shall be responsible for paying the body shop fees. We cannot be responsible for damage to the paintwork when the vinyl is removed, and would not advise application on a re-sprayed surface, or poor quality/rusted paintwork. Please note, our experience shows that removal of vinyl designed for vehicle wraps, from good quality, factory original paintwork, will not damage the paintwork. However, it is the duty and responsibility of the owner of the vehicles to ensure the suitability of the existing surface before it is wrapped. In the event that B.N.Window Tinting is asked to remove pre-installed vinyl, B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping will make every effort to remove the existing vinyl, but will not be held responsible for any damage that may occur to the surface of the painted vehicle after removal. This is due to the fact that not all pre-installed vinyls are designed to be removed. In many cases pre-existing vinyl is non-removable. When we wrap over existing vinyl strips or letters, the new wrap is so thin on top that there will be evidence that there is old vinyl underneath the new vinyl. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping will not be held responsible in any way if the client is not happy because the existing graphics were not able to be removed using conventional methods of removal. It is standard procedure in our industry to wrap over existing graphics when it can not be removed using conventional methods. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping will not be held responsible in any way if the client is not happy because the existing graphics were not able to be removed using conventional methods of removal. B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping does NOT engage in unconventional methods of vinyl graphics removal because it may damage the surface of the client’s vehicle. Unconventional methods include cutting or scraping of the vehicle surface or the use of harsh chemicals that may damage the vehicle’s painted surface.

Payment Terms

A £400 deposit is required at the time of order, prior to order vinyl. Once the work is performed and the client takes possession of the vehicle, the client must pay the balance due for the vehicle wrap. The client will be responsible for the payment of all extra work if is required (i.e. dent removal).

Job cancellation and errors

If the Client cancels the order before its completion, the Client shall be responsible for the cost of any proofs, artwork, materials re-stocking and work performed until a cancellation notice is received in writing. In addition, B.N.Window Tinting & Car Wrapping reserves the right to charge a 15% cancellation charge in addition to the actual charges to cover unbilled internal costs.

Additinal charges

A £30 fee will be added to the invoice for all vehicles that have not been recently washed (i.e. the vehicle must be clean, not waxed). This fee includes the labour cost of washing your vehicle by our certified installers. To avoid this charge, please wash your vehicle before you bring the vehicle to us.

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