Partial Wraps - Swindon
A partial wrap targets specific areas of your vehicle rather than covering it entirely. The result is a deliberate contrast - a blacked-out roof on a white car, a gloss bonnet against a matte base, carbon fibre mirror caps on a performance build. Done right, a partial wrap has more visual impact per panel than a full colour change. Done wrong, it looks afterthought. We make sure it looks intentional.
Popular Partial Wrap Options
Roof Wrap - The most requested partial wrap. A blacked-out or contrasting roof transforms the profile of almost any car - particularly effective on hatchbacks, coupes and SUVs.
Bonnet Wrap - A contrasting bonnet - gloss black, carbon fibre, matte or satin - adds aggression and visual weight to the front end.
Mirror Caps - A small change with an outsized effect. Blacked-out or carbon mirror caps are one of the most cost-effective ways to change the character of a vehicle.
Pillar Wraps - A and B pillar wraps in gloss black create the floating roof effect without needing to wrap the full roof panel.
Accent Panels - Side skirts, diffusers, splitters, spoilers and other accent areas wrapped to complement the rest of the vehicle's finish.
Two-Tone Builds -A planned two-tone finish across specific panels - we can design and visualise the split before installation begins.
Materials
All partial wraps use the same premium vinyl we use across our full wrap installs - Hexis, Avery Dennison and 3M. The finish options are identical: gloss, satin, matte, metallic, carbon fibre and more.