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Wrap Trap — Vinyl Wrap and Ceramics
The Full Catalog

You Knew We Wrap Cars.
You Have No Idea What Else.

Vinyl, film, and protective coatings go on almost any surface. Scroll to find the ones nobody told you about.

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Section 01

The Show-Stoppers

The vehicle work you came for — pushed past what you thought film could do. Start with the familiar; it gets stranger from here.

Three color-shift wrapped cars in daylight — an iridescent purple-teal Jaguar XF in front, a purple-green Porsche Panamera and a dark color-shift muscle car behind it, each showing two colors in the same frame.
Side detail of an Audi wrapped in matte acid yellow with gloss-black door handles, blacked-out trim and black wheels.
Close-up of carbon-fiber weave texture on a car's trim panel, bordered by black leather grain with white stitching.
Two-tone BMW 7 Series in the Wrap Trap shop — gloss black over deep burgundy-wine colored paint protection film, with the vinyl swatch wall in the background.
Fluorescent yellow-green Porsche 911 GT3 Cup race car cornering on a circuit, panning shot with motion-blurred guardrails.
Close-up of a green Porsche's gold ten-spoke wheel with a bright yellow Porsche brake caliper and drilled rotor visible behind the spokes.
Dusk close-up of a spoked motorcycle wheel, its orange rim glowing in low light with black graphics banding the rim lip.
Rear three-quarter of an orange sedan in the shop with smoked-out taillights and gloss-black spoiler, badges and trim.
Close-up of a Lamborghini Urus LED headlight with a crystal-clear lens on a satin-silver front end.

Section 02

Inside the Cabin

Wraps don't stop at the door seam. The same films restyle the surfaces you touch every day.

Driver's view of a dark Lamborghini cabin with stitched leather dashboard, console trim and steering wheel
Fiber-optic starlight headliner glowing above orange leather seats in a Rolls-Royce cabin

Section 03

The Office Glass Upgrade

Your windows are costing you money and comfort. Film fixes both — without replacing an inch of glass.

Hard sunlight pouring through floor-to-ceiling glass walls onto the floor of a modern loft meeting room
Low sun blasting through black-framed glass office doors, washing out a window-side desk and monitor
Bright office corridor with decorative frosted-film gradient bands applied to glass partition walls
Room-name signage applied to the glass front of a modern office meeting room
Shattered glass pane with a dense spiderweb crack pattern still holding together in one sheet
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Section 04

Rooms, Reinvented

Architectural films re-skin doors, desks, kitchens and elevators in real-touch wood, stone and metal looks — renovation without demolition.

Grand building lobby with rich mahogany-toned wood paneling, marble floors and warm sconce lighting
Modern kitchen with warm wood-grain cabinet fronts, stainless steel appliances and a light countertop
Kitchen island with white marble-look veined countertop and stainless faucet in a bright modern kitchen
Modern kitchen with matte graphite panel fronts, built-in stainless steel ovens and a paneled refrigerator

Section 05

Walls & Floors That Sell

A wall is a flat car that doesn't move. We already own the printer, the laminator and the install skill — and walls, floors, brick and glass are all printable real estate.

Printed city-skyline wall mural spanning a modern office waiting area with a moss accent wall and seating
Yellow directional arrow decals applied to a tiled interior floor beside glass entrance doors
White directional arrows and yellow-black hazard striping marking lanes on a green parking-garage floor
Storefront glass with large white and yellow 'GET HOOKED' lettering graphics, street reflections visible in the window

Section 06

The Marine Side

Hulls, cabins, decks and the paperwork on the transom — film and foam built for the salt life. Thinking wrap vs. re-gelcoat vs. Awlgrip? We built the honest comparison.

Gleaming white motor yacht hull moored at a marina dock on a sunny day
Boat transom lettered with the name Lazy Dolphin and hailing port Cherry Cove, CA
Yacht helm station interior with leather helm chairs and wood-veneer cabinetry
Thinking wrap vs. re-gelcoat vs. Awlgrip? We built the honest comparison →

Section 07

Invisible Armor

The same film that protects a supercar's paint, moved indoors — invisible armor for tables, desks, counters and stone.

Dark walnut dining table with eight upholstered chairs in an elegant dining room with wood floors and a chandelier.
White marble island and matching marble backsplash in a modern kitchen under geometric pendant lights.

Section 08

For Business & Fleet

The practical end of the catalog: branding, compliance and signage that turn vehicles, trailers and walls into working assets.

Semi tractor and 53-foot box trailer freshly wrapped in high-gloss orange, parked outside the shop.
Fire engine on a road at dusk with emergency lights glowing and a retroreflective red-and-yellow chevron panel across its front bumper.
White work van with generic 'Moving Company — Local & Long Distance' lettering on its side panel, parked on a sunny street.
Stack of yellow, red and orange plastic kayaks strapped to a trailer at dusk near the water.

Told 'That Can't Be Wrapped'?

Ask us anyway. If film can grip it, we've probably done it — or we'll tell you honestly why not.

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