Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, vinyl is a better alternative to paint because you are able to keep and protect the original paint color on the car, as well as adding resale value to your vehicle. 

Depending on how well you take care of the tint, ceramic tints and carbon tints are supposed to have a lifetime color guarantee. This means that the color of your tint should not fade overtime. Peeling of the tint may occur overtime, however if it is not at the fault of the customer warrantees are set in place with Precision Wraps and Tints to ensure customer satisfaction. 

No, if there are any imperfections in the car the wrap will not lay smoothly and the imperfection will show through the vinyl. 

The state limit for tint varies between all states, however yes, you can get any percent tint you want. Make sure you are aware of the legal limit before you get your car done. The legal limit in Massachusetts is 35% and anything lower requires the customer to sign a waiver of acknowledgement so Precision Wraps And Tints is not held accountable.

A standard vinyl wrap, if cared for properly, will last around 5-7 years. Within this time frame, you may remove your wrap as well and no damage will be done to the paint underneath if removed properly.

Ceramic tint is a more efficient yet expensive alternative to carbon tint. Carbon tint provides the dark appearance you want on the windows while keeping out some heat from the interior of the car. A step above carbon is ceramic, this tint is more expensive, however it helps protect the car  from UV rays, rejects heat and eliminates glare more than compared to the carbon.   

Upon picking up your vehicle, you will be given a pamphlet with specific care instructions on what to do and what not to do with your newly wrapped vehicle. This pamphlet will also be posted on the website in case you misplace it. 

Legally, you can tint all four windows, the back window, and the top 6 inches of your windshield. 

Yes, but no. We try to offer services for various kinds of vehicles. However, the surface being wrapped must be a painted surface with no peels, dents, or rust because the wrap will not lay correctly. Older vehicles may have more body and paint issues, paint corrections are suggested for best outcome and higher quality service.