PAINT

PROTECTION

Paint Protection Film (PPF ) safeguards your automobile from day-to-day impact from scuffs, minor abrasions, scratches & swirl marks. It preserves your car’s value by applying PPF to your vehicle’s paintwork. PPF practically is an invisible polyurethane material that helps protect the car as new.

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CAR WRAPPING DALLAS

Quality Car Wrapping

When you determine to customize your vehicle, visit Jekyll and Hyde. Our passionate Team is highly skilled and has attained expertise from detailing to performance upgrades. Jekyll and Hyde has an exceptionally accomplished reputation in materializing dreams. We take pride in adhering to the highest quality materials and Enterprise with the outstanding companies to provide our customers 100% satisfaction.

Visit us today and take a first-hand glimpse at how passionately we deliver our promise.

ABOUT US

We understand that you have a preference when you have your vehicle worked at, and we would like that choice to be us.

We are a team of vehicle Mavens who passionately dedicate ourselves from detailing the car’s rendition to accomplishing uptrend on the road. Jekyll and Hyde aspire to make your vision manifested. We ensure premium-grade materials and have partnered with top-of-the-line suppliers. We provide a one of a kind experience here at Jekyll and Hyde. We consider customers as family.

Come visit Jekyll and Hyde and experience firsthand your dream vehicle transformed.

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How long does a vehicle wrap last?

You should expect your professionally applied car wrap to last roughly 3 to 5 years.
Can it be removed?

YES! One of the benefits of a vehicle wrap is that it protects the paintwork underneath. As long as you carefully remove the vinyl wrap, you will be greeted with protected bodywork.
Can I choose to wrap just part of my vehicle?

Vehicle wrapping is most effective when the whole vehicle is incased with wrap in a complete design, but you can choose to cover just part of the vehicle, such as the rear doors or side panels.