Liquid Spray Wrap Maintenance & Care
Liquid Spray Wrap Aftercare
Liquid wrap or spray-on wrap is very low maintenance investment and there is no need to use expensive products to improve durability. If you wish, you can apply some products to add extra protection keeping it in top conditions. Our product range has been tested for years and they are the ones we suggest.
However is important to pay a little attention to keep your new peelable paintwork in top conditions. After your car has been wrapped with liquid wrap, allow at least 1 week before you use a high pressure sprayer. Within this time you can still wash it like you normally do with a soft mitt and use high pressure but try to stay at least 30 cm away.
Bird drops and fuel spills should be rinsed as soon as possible to avoid stains. The car will need to be kept clean and dust free. A weekly wash or whenever it gets dirty, it's fine. Avoid whenever possible to park your dipped car the whole day on a hot scorching 40+ degrees day under the sun whenever possible.
To sum up:
When you keep your vehicle clean and protected (which you will have to do even if you don't apply liquid wrap) you will be saving between $3,000 and $5,000+ compared to a standard vinyl wrap and with vinyl wrap you will still need to keep it clean especially for vinyls similar with our standard matte and satin finishes. The only difference is you will have your vehicle liquid wrapped in 1 day instead then 3-4 for vinyl, you won't get some occasional unavoidable bubbles when weather is hot and when not applied properly but mainly the savings considering in both cases you will have to peel it off after a couple of years.
However is important to pay a little attention to keep your new peelable paintwork in top conditions. After your car has been wrapped with liquid wrap, allow at least 1 week before you use a high pressure sprayer. Within this time you can still wash it like you normally do with a soft mitt and use high pressure but try to stay at least 30 cm away.
Bird drops and fuel spills should be rinsed as soon as possible to avoid stains. The car will need to be kept clean and dust free. A weekly wash or whenever it gets dirty, it's fine. Avoid whenever possible to park your dipped car the whole day on a hot scorching 40+ degrees day under the sun whenever possible.
To sum up:
- Keep it clean, wash weekly or whenever gets dirty and whenever possible apply the dip protective coat to add protection after you wash it. The protective dip coat will offer extra scratch resistance and will make the future cleaning process easier.
- After every wash, rinse or heavy rain, dry the vehicle with a chamois cloth as you usually do with a non protected car to avoid light water marks. If you missed it and got some water marks, then wash it again and dry it while the car is still full wet.
- Pay attention to door handles when opening the car, side skirts and anywhere that your hands and feet commonly come in contact with as friction is being created. Remember, this is peelable paint and is made to be peeled off after few friction strikes. For this reason, in some cases, bottom door sills may be accidentally touched when you go out the car creating friction and same for handles as is not possible to get full coverage behind it.
When you keep your vehicle clean and protected (which you will have to do even if you don't apply liquid wrap) you will be saving between $3,000 and $5,000+ compared to a standard vinyl wrap and with vinyl wrap you will still need to keep it clean especially for vinyls similar with our standard matte and satin finishes. The only difference is you will have your vehicle liquid wrapped in 1 day instead then 3-4 for vinyl, you won't get some occasional unavoidable bubbles when weather is hot and when not applied properly but mainly the savings considering in both cases you will have to peel it off after a couple of years.