Clarify what “full” means
Before choosing a car wrapping, ask which surfaces are included. Panels visible with the car closed, accessible edges and door shuts are not necessarily part of the same service. With a major colour change, this distinction affects the overall result.
Ask for a clear description of exclusions and where the original colour may remain visible. The term “full” is best accompanied by a list of panels to avoid differing interpretations.
Inspect the areas that need attention
Deep curves, handles and panel joins require installation choices. Manufacturers describe adhesion, temperature and conformability constraints: seeking a smooth surface does not justify stretching film without limit.
- Inspect accessible edges and borders.
- Look at the continuity of the finish between adjacent panels.
- Ask where seams are planned and why.
- Ask for any differences between the sample and finished surface to be explained.
An explained seam is not, in itself, a defect. Its suitability depends on the material, shape and agreed result.
Make collection informative
In Nivelles, these observations can be the starting point for your discussion with Prime Shield. Keep the project description and look together at the areas that matter to you. The gallery of vehicles and workshop craftsmanship shows images from our automotive journey; it does not replace defining the finish for your own vehicle.
Before handing over the keys, ask about the first wash and what to do if an edge changes. The expected finish and its maintenance should remain clear after your appointment.