WHAT'S FOILING

When it comes to changing the appearance of your vehicle, you have a few options – you can get a brand new paint job, of course, but this is usually quite limited in terms of colour choices and how complicated your design can be, if you want more than just a solid colour.
Car wrapping is a much more detailed and versatile option, allowing almost any design to be applied to your vehicle simply by being printed on to vinyl or wrapping film, and then affixed to the contours of your car.
There are solid-colour wrapping films too, and these make it much easier to completely change the colour of your car by totally covering the existing paintwork – free from fuss, and without the delay of waiting for primers and top coats to dry.
One of the most popular and visually striking vehicle wrap effects is a complete matt black recolour – but a trend centred on the supercars and off-road vehicles of the United Arab Emirates offers almost the exact opposite effect.
Foil wrapping is another form of car wrapping, with block-colour or printed designs on flexible foil, which is then fixed over the painted surface of the vehicle – similar to applying gold leaf, but on a grand scale.
It doesn’t have to be shiny, but the vibrancy of the foil finish lends itself naturally to brighter colours, including reflective metallic finishes.