Under normal conditions, the average lifespan of a vehicle wrap is about five years. Another factor that can impact wrap lifespan is the installation process. A wrap that's not properly installed can quickly start showing signs of wear, conditions like peeling or getting dirty under the wrap.

Wraps are fairly durable and they're quick, easy ways to change the look of your car. With good care, a wrap can last about five years, at which time you can switch to a new color or design or revert back to the original paint job. Think of it as a temporary tattoo for your car.

Yes, you can remove vinyl wrap and it wont damage your original paint if done right. Whether you scratched up some of your paint protection film, changed your businesses logo, or you're just plain sick of the colour wrap you chose, you want your vinyl wraps or decals removed without causing damage to your paint.

When a car is wrapped, the resale value is considerably greater than for a car that has been repainted. This is primarily because the wrapper can be removed without damaging the car. Since the wrap preserved the paint, the value of your car is higher because it still looks new.