Vinyl Car Wraps in Lodi, NJ
Full color changes, matte, satin, gloss, chrome, and two-tone finishes — installed in our indoor facility on Route 46.
Finishes We Install
Matte
Satin
Gloss
Chrome
Color-Shift
Two-Tone
Wrap vs Paint: The Smart Choice
Wraps protect the original OEM paint, acting as a shield against light scratches and sun damage while giving you a completely custom look.
They are fully reversible, meaning you can change colors without hurting the resale value of your vehicle. When you're ready to sell or return a lease, simply remove the wrap to reveal the pristine factory paint underneath.
We take our craft seriously. We disassemble parts like bumpers, handles, and mirrors to ensure a seamless, paint-like finish that tucks perfectly into every crevice.
Wrapping a work truck or fleet? See our Commercial Wraps page.
THE FILMS WE INSTALL
We install Avery Dennison, KPMF and TekWrap for color changes, and Inozetek when you want the deepest finish available. Gloss and matte are the base. Satin, metallic, color-shift, holographic and chrome are upgrades — we'll show you samples in the shop before you commit.
- · Matte
- · Satin
- · Gloss
- · Metallic
- · Color-Shift
PRICING STARTS AT
Final price depends on vehicle size, condition and coverage. Prices subject to change.
OUR PROCESS
1. CONSULTATION
We help you choose the perfect color and finish from our extensive sample collection.
2. PREPARATION
Thorough cleaning and partial disassembly (bumpers, handles, trim) for a seamless look.
3. INSTALLATION
Meticulous application by our experts, followed by reassembly and final inspection.
Protect Your New Look
A vinyl wrap transforms your car, but it doesn't protect it from rock chips. Consider adding Paint Protection Film (PPF) over the high-impact areas of your new wrap, or a Ceramic Coating to make washing effortless and enhance the finish.
WANT TO BUNDLE SERVICES?
Combine window tint, ceramic coating, and paint protection film for one drop-off and one price.
SEE PACKAGES →Common Questions
What vinyl wraps does All In One Automotive offer?
All In One Automotive offers full color-change wraps in two tiers:
| Tier | Films | Finishes | Installation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Cheetah, Avery Dennison | Gloss, satin, matte | Minimal disassembly: badges, door handles, bumpers |
| Premium | KPMF, 3M, Hexis, TekWrap, Orafol | Adds color-shift, chrome, carbon and textured, specialty | Full disassembly: badges, handles, mirrors, bumpers and door panels, for tucked edges |
Partial wraps, roof wraps, hood wraps, chrome delete and racing stripes are also available.
How much is a full car wrap at All In One Automotive?
A full color-change vinyl wrap at All In One Automotive costs $3,200–$7,200 in standard film and $4,400–$9,600 in premium film, depending on vehicle class. A sedan is $3,400 standard or $4,700 premium. Body repair, adhesive removal and unfinished aftermarket panels are extra.
Can I see my wrap color before committing?
Yes. All In One Automotive builds a digital rendering of your vehicle in the chosen color and finish, usually the same day, and reviews it with you. You can also see and feel material samples in person at a consultation.
Will a vinyl wrap damage my paint?
On healthy factory paint, a properly installed vinyl wrap is removable. Repainted, damaged or compromised paint can react differently on removal, so All In One Automotive inspects paint condition before quoting. Wrap lifespan depends on the film, sun exposure, care and how much of the car is horizontal surface.
What is a chrome delete?
A chrome delete covers chrome trim with black (or another color) film. All In One Automotive offers partial chrome delete for trim and accents, and full blackout of all exterior chrome.
How much does a car wrap cost?
Full color changes start at $3,200 for gloss or matte on a coupe or sedan. SUVs, trucks and exotics are priced by size. Satin, metallic, color-shift, holographic and chrome finishes add to the base price. You get your exact number before anything is scheduled.
How long does a wrap last?
Five to seven years on quality film with normal driving. Sun exposure and how the car is stored matter most. Automatic car washes shorten the life of vinyl — hand washing only.
Can I wrap a leased car?
Yes, and it's one of the better reasons to wrap. The vinyl protects the factory paint underneath and comes off clean at lease return.