Full wrap
Covers the whole vehicle except the windows, in a wide range of coloured and textured films. From a few paces it reads as paint.
- Whole vehicle
- Paint-like finish
A full vinyl wrap gives your car a paint-like finish in a new colour, and it comes off again when you want to sell. Full wraps, partial wraps and de-chrome, by installers with over 20 years' experience.

You do not have to wrap the whole car to change it. Pick the coverage that gets the look you want for the budget you have.

A respray is permanent. A wrap is a decision you can undo.
The paint check in step two saves disappointment later.
Make, model, and the colour or finish you have in mind. A photo helps.
Vinyl shows what is underneath. We look at chips, rust and repairs with you before quoting.
Pick from coloured and textured films, and decide on full or partial coverage.
Panels are cleaned and prepared, then wrapped by hand at our gated unit.
We hand the car back with aftercare advice and a reminder to tell the DVLA and your insurer.
A full wrap covers the whole vehicle except the windows. A partial wrap covers only some areas, such as a roof and bonnet, or the rear doors and side panels of a van carrying an advert.
Wraps are temporary by design. Most vinyl lasts about five years.
Not if the paintwork is in good condition when the wrap is applied.
No. The vinyl is very thin, so chips, key lines, rust and poor paintwork will show through.
It takes time, because the vinyl has to withstand weather and road wear, and the longer it has been on the longer removal takes. Removal should not damage paint that was in good condition when the wrap went on. We cannot guarantee the quality of factory paint, so we accept no responsibility for paint damage after removal.
The vinyl comes on a roll with a peel-off backing, much like a sticker. The adhesive side bonds to the panel for a smooth finish.
A wrap is a short-term colour change and a respray is permanent. You can remove a wrap and sell the car in its original colour.
Yes. Bonnets and roofs are popular choices for a customised look.
Wait at least 12 months after a respray before applying a wrap.
That depends on your insurer and whether it treats a wrap as a modification. Check with them first.
Yes. It is a legal requirement to tell the DVLA about a colour change by updating your registration certificate (V5C).
More answers on the FAQs page.
Reviews from customers of Herts Tints & Wraps. Read the full set on Google or the reviews page.
Quick turnaround, good quality, and said he would use the studio again.
Fast turnaround, a good price and a high standard of work.
“Top service from start to finish!”
Felt reassured by the advice, got progress updates on Instagram and plenty of compliments afterwards.
A wrap changes the colour. These finish the job.
You do not need to know the name of the service. Give us the vehicle and the result you want, add a photo if you have one, and we will come back with the right option and a price.
Or call 01727 872 069, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:30pm.