Silver Chrome Wrap: The New Trend In Car Wrapping

As with all things under the sun, evolving with the times is inevitable. So it goes the auto industry. From the early days in Germany, making the cabs look more uniform, to today’s stunning graphics, wraps have become a hit. Now, wraps have become a shimmering example of luxury. Silver Chrome Wrap has attracted quite a following as of late, and the reasons for this are as brilliant as the wrap itself.

Beauty And Benefits

The look of an all chrome vehicle is stunning, to say the least, but who knew this beautiful look was also useful? All wraps have benefits like protecting your paint from normal road conditions, but the silver chrome adds the bonus of deflecting heat, keeping your interior cooler and safe from the damaging effects of the sun.

Who Chromes?

The elegant silver chrome wrap is in demand with luxury car owners. Celebrities seem to enjoy the stealth quality of the chrome claiming the reflective nature of the chrome makes it virtually impossible to take pictures.

To see a chrome car, you may need to do a bit of searching. You can usually find silver chrome wrapped vehicles at car shows rather than driving around your neighborhood. This is because those that opt for a chrome wrap do not want it exposed to the elements on a daily basis, but if you own a luxury car, there is no better way to turn it into an exquisite showpiece.

Pros And Cons

 The Pros: 

• The look, the look is the goal with chrome. Who doesn’t want to turn heads with the look of a sparkling chrome car?
• As with all wraps, the original paint and intricate details are protected, retaining the resale value.
• All chrome wraps have a laminate coating to protect from scratches and chips.
• With the proper TLC, chrome wraps can last up to five years or even more if it is a show car.
• As we mentioned, chrome can lower the temperature of your interior due to the reflective surface.

The Cons:

• The cons are really just inconveniences. Mainly, the time it takes to do a quality chrome wrap is longer than standard wraps. The chrome does not stretch as easily as other wraps, and it is heavier, so you will need more material. This means more effort goes into working with chrome, but the results are well worth the wait.
• If you have a poor wrap, stress lines can appear in the material. This will appear as lines in the wrap. Bubbles and lifting corners are also more obvious on chrome.

Chrome Care

As with all wraps, the car wash is off limits. Absolutely no high-pressure water is to be used on silver chrome wraps. Always hand wash with a microfiber cloth and the water hose. Another no-no is wax. Certain compounds in commercial waxes can deteriorate the chrome.

With proper care, your new silver chrome wrap will sparkle and turn heads for years to come.

Contact Team Acme

At Team Acme, our techs are skilled in handling chrome wraps and all the challenges they present. The results are stunning and are protected by a limited warranty. Give us a call (702) 566-8326, or visit our gallery at https://www.teamacme.com/ today. Let us show you how you can turn your ride into a shimmering showpiece.