Some basic guidelines to use when choosing the amount of material you need to wrap a vehicle:

• 60 inches by 45 feet for compact cars (Volkswagen GTI, Honda Civic, Mazda3)
• 60 inches by 60 feet for standard cars (Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata)
• 60 inches by 75 feet for trucks (Ford F-150, Ram 1500, Chevy Silverado)

Please keep in mind that the amount of material you need depends on your skill level. If you are a beginner to intermediate level wrapper, we recommend ordering more to cover for any potential mistakes made in the wrapping process.

On average, well-installed car wraps will last for 3-5 years, but some wraps can remain in excellent shape for 7 years or longer.

Some factors that determine how long your vinyl wrap lasts include:

• Type of material used; major brands last longer. (VVivid, VinylFrog, Teckwrap, and other China-made films are not major brands)
• Contaminates; chemicals, tree sap, water spots, and not cleaning your wrap.
• Where you live; hot climates with a lot of sun and states that use salt for managing snow can decrease the lifespan

Vinyl is a versatile material suitable for wrapping a wide range of items and surfaces. Its application extends to vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and boats. Additionally, vinyl can be used to enhance interior spaces by wrapping surfaces like dashboards, trim, door panels, furniture, and appliances. Exterior applications include temporary or decorative wrapping of walls, signs, window frames, and outdoor furniture. Electronic devices like laptops, tablets, smartphones, and gaming consoles can also benefit from vinyl wraps. DIY enthusiasts often use vinyl to enhance toolboxes, storage containers, and home decor items. Architectural features like countertops, cabinet doors, and columns can be transformed with vinyl wraps. Vinyl is also popular for promotional items such as trade show displays, banners, and signage. Personal items like water bottles, helmets, and phone cases can be customized with vinyl wraps, and it's a versatile material for crafts and art projects, including picture frames, canvases, and notebooks.