Personalised Car Wrap in Taree
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Taree Personalised Car Wrap
In a busy regional centre like Taree, a car wrap is more than just a visual upgrade—it’s a practical, high-impact way to protect your vehicle and promote your brand while on the move. Whether you're a small business owner, local tradie, or private vehicle owner, a professionally applied wrap offers a smart solution that’s both stylish and functional.
At Plastiglass, we offer full wraps, partial wraps, and custom-cut graphics, all printed and installed in-house for total control over quality, fit, and colour accuracy. Every car wrap is made using premium, weather-resistant materials that are well suited to Taree’s hot sun, rainy spells, and rural road conditions. Choose from gloss, matte, metallic, satin, or textured finishes to achieve the exact look you want—whether it’s a bold business promotion or a sleek, personalised design. A high-quality car wrap helps preserve your vehicle’s paint while boosting visibility.
Contact (02) 6555 7633 to start your wrap project in Taree.
FAQs
Is vehicle wrapping legal in Australia?
Yes, vehicle wrapping is legal in Australia, but there are some important considerations to keep in mind—especially regarding colour changes and visibility. If a wrap significantly changes the colour of your vehicle (for example, from white to matte black), you may be required to update this information with your state’s vehicle registration authority. This is because police databases and traffic cameras use colour as one method of identifying vehicles.
Additionally, wraps should not obstruct number plates, headlights, windows, or mirrors, and must not include offensive graphics or anything that breaches local advertising laws. For commercial vehicles, some councils require permits if the wrap includes specific messaging or branding for mobile advertising purposes.
As long as the wrap complies with Australian road rules and doesn’t interfere with safety or identification, it’s a legal and widely used way to customise or promote a vehicle.
Does wrapping a car protect the paint?
Yes, a car wrap acts as a protective layer over the original paint, shielding it from harmful UV rays, bird droppings, minor abrasions, road salt, and other environmental hazards. This makes wraps especially beneficial in Australia, where vehicles often face intense sunlight, coastal air, and variable weather conditions.
A properly installed wrap can help prevent paint from fading and oxidising, particularly on horizontal surfaces like the roof, bonnet, and boot. It also reduces the risk of stone chips and light scratches. Because vinyl wraps are non-permanent, they can be removed without damaging the underlying paint if the paint was in good condition before the wrap was applied.
For owners of new or well-maintained vehicles, wrapping can preserve the resale value by keeping the paint underneath in excellent condition. However, if the paint is already chipped or peeling, a wrap may not adhere properly and could worsen existing issues upon removal.
Can you wrap a car with dents or scratches?
Technically, you can wrap a car that has dents, scratches, or minor imperfections, but it’s not recommended if you want a flawless result. Vinyl wraps conform to the contours of the surface they are applied to, meaning any dents or deep scratches will still be visible after the wrap is installed. In some cases, the wrap may even accentuate these flaws under certain lighting conditions.
Moreover, damaged paint can interfere with adhesion. If the wrap is placed over loose paint or rust, it may lift prematurely, reducing the lifespan of the wrap and making removal more difficult.
To get the best results, it’s ideal to repair dents and paint damage before wrapping the vehicle. Some installers may perform light surface prep, such as sanding or filling, but extensive bodywork should be completed beforehand. A smooth, clean surface ensures better adhesion, a more professional finish, and longer-lasting results.
