Color change wraps
matte black, gloss white, satin gray, or any finish you can name.
We install car wraps across Long Island that completely change your vehicle’s appearance while protecting the paint underneath. Full color changes, custom designs, satin, matte, gloss — our installers deliver showroom-quality results, indoors, every time.
Call Tinting MotorsA vinyl wrap gives your car a new look without the cost or permanence of a respray. It also adds a protective layer against scratches, road debris, and sun exposure, preserving the factory paint underneath — which matters at resale in a way a repaint never does.
matte black, gloss white, satin gray, or any finish you can name.
custom graphics and logos that turn your work vehicles into rolling advertising.
clean, modern styling for window trim, roofs, and mirror caps.
combine appearance with durability using protective film instead of standard vinyl.
color paint protection film
Our technicians are trained, certified, and detail-obsessed. Every wrap is installed in a clean, climate-controlled facility in Farmingdale, New York — because dust trapped under vinyl is permanent, and a wrap installed outdoors is a wrap installed badly.
We use premium cast vinyl from leading manufacturers, which means color stability, conformability over complex curves, and clean removal years later without baked-on adhesive.
over a decade in high-end automotive film.
no dust, no debris, no contamination under the vinyl.
we don’t cut material costs, because material is where wraps fail.
most full wraps are completed in days, not weeks.
every wrap carries both a manufacturer and a shop warranty.
Vinyl is the right call for commercial graphics, temporary looks, and the lowest cost per square foot. Color paint protection film costs more and delivers impact protection and self-healing that vinyl cannot. We’ll tell you which one fits what you’re actually trying to do.
color paint protection filmReady to stand out? Visit our Farmingdale shop or call to schedule a consultation. Bring the car — color selection is something you do in person, in daylight, against the actual paint.