Porsche 911 (992) in a satin copper-bronze full-body wrap in a dark studio

Car vinyl wrap—in the colour you choose

Full body, front and partial wraps for your car. Tell us the make, model and year—we reply with a quote.

Welcome to Carvinyl Shop—a London company for car vinyl wrap, where you choose the type of wrap, the colour and the finish, and we prepare a quote for your car.

Gloved hands applying teal film to a car panel with a squeegee

A fan of vinyl wrap colour samples in gloss, matte and satin

A wrap changes the look of a car without a respray. The film can cover the whole body, the front end or only chosen details.

Discover the wrap types

Choose the wrap
you like best

There are three types of wrap to choose from—full body, front or partial. Each one is prepared for the make, model and year of your car. Not sure yet? Tell us what you have in mind.

Finishes and options
you can ask about:

Gloss
Matte
Satin
Colour change
Protective
Details

Full Body Wrap

A complete change of colour or finish—the film covers every painted panel of the body.

Audi RS6 Avant in Nardo grey with a gloss black wrapped bonnet, bumper and front wings

Front Wrap

The front end only—bonnet, bumper and front wings, in a contrasting colour or in clear protective film.

Volkswagen Golf R in white with a gloss black wrapped roof, bonnet and mirror caps

Partial Wrap

Chosen details only—roof, bonnet, mirror caps or trims—for a two-tone look. Sometimes called a bikini wrap.

Based in London

Carvinyl Shop is a company registered in London, England. Tell us about your car and

Tesla Model Y in a satin midnight blue wrap on a London terrace street at dusk

Registered office
25 Effie Road, London, England, SW6 1EL

Want to learn more
about the finishes?

Gloss—a deep shine that reflects the light

Gloss film sits closest to the look of fresh paint and keeps reflections crisp along every curve.

Lamborghini Urus rear wheel arch in a gloss red wrap

Matte—a soft, even surface without reflections

Matte film calms the body lines down and gives the car a velvety, low-key look.

Mercedes-AMG G 63 bonnet and headlight in a matte charcoal wrap

Satin—between gloss and matte, with a gentle sheen

Satin film follows the body lines with a soft glow—a quieter alternative to a full gloss finish.

Range Rover Sport wheel arch and door in a satin champagne wrap

Ready for a new look?

How a quote works

Four simple steps:

01 Choose the wrapType and finish
02 Send your car detailsMake, model, year
03 Receive a quoteBy email or phone
04 Agree the detailsIn writing

There is no account to create and nothing to pay online. You send a short request, we reply with a quote for your car, and any order is agreed with you separately, in writing.

Colour change

Full body

A new colour for the whole car, chosen from gloss, matte or satin films.

Hands applying clear paint protection film to the bonnet of a Tesla Model 3

Clear protective film

Front

A transparent layer over the paint where it meets the road—often on the bonnet and bumper.

BMW X5 with window trims and mirror wrapped in gloss black (chrome delete)

Trims and details

Partial

Window surrounds, mirror caps, roof or bonnet—small areas in a contrasting finish.

Good to know

What do I need to send? The make, model and year of your car, the type of wrap and how to reach you—colour and finish ideas are welcome too.

Is a quote request an order? No. It is a question about your car. Any order is agreed with you separately, in writing.

Why are there no prices on the site? Every wrap depends on the car, the area to cover and the film, so we reply with a quote for your car.

Not sure which wrap to choose? Pick “Other / not sure” in the form and describe the look you want—we will come back to you.

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Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4-door in a satin sand-beige wrap under a soft light canopy

Car vinyl wrap—in the colour you choose