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Our scope

What we don’t do.And that’s intentional.

SpaceShip Wraps specializes in professional vinyl wrapping, architectural film and surface transformation. We don’t pretend to be a body shop, mechanical shop, paint shop or general construction company.

We focus on the work we know we can deliver properly — and when a project needs something outside our scope, we’ll tell you.

What we do

We specialize in surface transformation.

Automotive surface transformation

Tesla-focused vehicle wrapping, installed by hand, one vehicle at a time.

  • Tesla wraps
  • Full vehicle wraps
  • Color changes
  • Custom vinyl designs
  • Automotive vinyl installation
  • Professional film finishing
  • Edge finishing
  • Complex contour work
  • Post-heating and finishing
  • Approved at-home installations where conditions qualify

Architectural surface transformation

Architectural film on interior surfaces that would otherwise need replacing.

  • Architectural film
  • Commercial surface transformation
  • Walls
  • Doors
  • Cabinets
  • Millwork
  • Reception areas
  • Columns
  • Panels
  • Other appropriate surfaces

Commercial and hospitality

Larger environments, phased around the hours a space is actually free.

  • Hotel surface transformation
  • Commercial interiors
  • Hospitality spaces
  • Office environments
  • Retail spaces
  • Dealership environments
  • Multi-location projects
  • Other qualified commercial projects

Depending on the project, SpaceShip may perform the work directly or coordinate qualified outside professionals and companies.

What we don’t do

We don’t paint your car.

SpaceShip Wraps is not a traditional auto-body paint shop. We use professional adhesive vinyl film to transform the vehicle’s existing surface.

  • No spray painting
  • No paint booth
  • No body-shop painting
  • No engine work
  • No mechanical repair
  • No oil changes
  • No brake work
  • No tire service
  • No engine modifications
  • No transmission work
  • No welding
  • No fabrication
  • No fluid service
  • No heavy mechanical equipment

Vinyl doesn’t fix body damage.

A wrap changes how a surface looks. It is not a repair, and we won’t tell you it will hide a defect it can’t.

  • Dent repair
  • Major scratch repair
  • Rust repair
  • Structural repair
  • Collision repair
  • Major bodywork
  • Severe paint failure
  • Missing body components

If the vehicle needs bodywork before wrapping, we’ll tell you — and we may recommend addressing it before installation.

We don’t service high-voltage vehicle systems.

We work on Teslas and other EVs every day, and that makes this line more important, not less. Wrapping a vehicle never requires opening its electrical systems.

  • No opening battery packs
  • No disconnecting high-voltage systems
  • No high-voltage repair
  • No electrical system modification
  • No EV mechanical repair
  • No battery service

If a project unexpectedly appears to require access to a system outside our scope, we stop and review it before going any further.

We’re not a general contractor for everything.

On commercial and property projects SpaceShip may coordinate qualified outside companies. We do not represent ourselves as personally performing regulated trades without the required qualifications and authorization for that specific work.

  • Electrical work
  • Plumbing
  • HVAC
  • Structural work
  • Roofing
  • Foundation work
  • Major framing
  • Gas work
  • Other regulated construction services

If a project needs another trade, we’ll determine the appropriate path through our vendor network rather than improvising.

Three different things

Vinyl isn’t paint, and neither is PPF.

Vinyl wrap

Changes the appearance using professional adhesive film applied over the existing surface.

Paint

Changes the surface itself through a coating and refinishing process.

Paint protection film

A different product, designed primarily for protection rather than appearance change.

Read the full explainer: what is vinyl wrapping?

Component removal

We wrap the vehicle.We don’t dismantle the vehicle.

A professional wrap installation is not the same thing as taking a vehicle apart. SpaceShip Wraps does not routinely disassemble vehicles or remove major components simply to install vinyl. Our standard approach is to install the film using appropriate professional techniques while preserving the vehicle’s existing assembly wherever practical.

No surprise disassembly.

If something needs to come off your vehicle for your project, we want you to know before it happens.

Limited removal is sometimes necessary

Certain removable components may occasionally need to be removed or loosened when appropriate for installation, access, edge finishing or quality. Depending on the vehicle and project, that can include:

  • Exterior trim
  • Badges and emblems
  • Certain removable moldings
  • Handles or handle components, where appropriate
  • Mirrors or mirror components, where appropriate
  • Exterior lights or components, where appropriate
  • Cameras or camera-related trim, where appropriate
  • Sensors or sensor-related trim, where appropriate
  • Other removable exterior components

This is not a list of what happens to every vehicle. The actual approach depends on the model, year, configuration, existing condition, wrap design, film, installation requirements, access, safety and professional judgment.

Never as part of ordinary wrap work

  • Airbags
  • Structural components
  • Safety systems
  • High-voltage components
  • Battery components
  • Brake components
  • Steering components
  • Other safety-critical systems

SpaceShip Wraps is not a mechanical repair facility. If a project would require work outside our approved installation scope, we stop, review it, tell you, and determine the appropriate path — including declining or referring the project.

Before we remove anything

Some vehicles or installation areas may require limited removal or loosening of certain removable components to properly access an edge or surface. If we determine that this is necessary for your project, we’ll let you know before proceeding. We do not routinely dismantle vehicles, and we do not remove components simply for the sake of removing them.

How that decision gets made

  1. Potential component removal identified
  2. Professional or admin reviews whether it is actually necessary
  3. Customer is informed of the specific component and why
  4. Any required acknowledgment or authorization is obtained
  5. Work proceeds

What about cameras and sensors?

Some Teslas and other vehicles have cameras, sensors or trim near areas being wrapped. If a component must be removed or loosened to complete the installation properly, we identify it and talk to you before proceeding. We won’t claim that removing and reinstalling a component carries no risk — which is exactly why we’d rather discuss it first.

If a component does come off

  1. Removal
  2. Installation access
  3. Wrap work
  4. Reinstallation
  5. Inspection
  6. Customer delivery

A project is not marked complete until removed components are accounted for and reinstalled.

Component removal is part of the project scope, not an extra. If it is known up front it goes in the quote; if it is discovered after intake it goes through the existing change-order approval process. Nothing additional is charged without your approval.

How the work is actually done

A precision trade, not a heavy one.

Automotive vinyl installation is a precision installation process. It doesn’t need a paint booth — it needs preparation, patience and hands that have done it before.

What we use

  • Appropriate hand tools
  • Professional heat equipment
  • Surface preparation
  • Film
  • Trimming
  • Finishing
  • Inspection

What a wrap doesn’t need

  • Paint booths
  • Spray systems
  • Welding equipment
  • Heavy fabrication equipment
  • Engine equipment
  • Mechanical shop equipment
Project intake

You don’t have to know what you need.

Tell us what you’re trying to accomplish. We’ll work out whether it’s something we should be doing.

I want this hotel lobby to look completely different.

We’ll review the space and determine what makes sense.

I want to change my Tesla from black to another color.

We’ll review the vehicle and discuss the appropriate wrap options.

I want to modernize these cabinets.

Send us photos. We’ll determine whether it’s appropriate for surface transformation.

Service acceptance

We don’t accept every project.

We’d rather be honest about what we can deliver than accept a project we don’t believe we can execute properly. Where permitted by law, SpaceShip may decline, postpone, refer or redirect a project.

  • Project outside our service capabilities
  • Unsafe working conditions
  • Vehicle or surface condition unsuitable for the requested work
  • Inadequate installation environment
  • Inability to meet a requested schedule
  • Geographic or travel limitations
  • Lack of qualified personnel
  • A required professional or vendor being unavailable
  • A required license, permit, insurance, certification, or authorization being unavailable
  • Project outside our approved scope
  • Property access restrictions
  • Material availability limitations

SpaceShip Wraps does not use this policy as a basis for unlawful discrimination. Decisions are made on legitimate business grounds — capability, safety, scheduling, site conditions, compliance, capacity and scope.

Read the service acceptance policy

We’re not trying to be the cheapest.

We’re focused on doing the work properly.

Tesla wraps start at $6,000.

That’s a starting price — final pricing is project-specific.

  • Vehicle
  • Material
  • Finish
  • Design
  • Vehicle condition
  • Scope
  • Preparation
  • Installation complexity
  • Travel
  • Other project-specific requirements

We don’t treat every vehicle like a quick turn.

One vehicle. One install. All our attention.

Turnaround depends on the vehicle, its condition, the scope, the material, the design, preparation, installation requirements and quality control — so we don’t publish one number that applies to every project.

  • Vehicle
  • Condition
  • Scope
  • Material
  • Design
  • Preparation
  • Installation requirements
  • Quality control
How we talk about our work

We don’t use proof we don’t have.

Some projects need specialists, and SpaceShip may coordinate qualified outside companies. When that happens we say so — we don’t present another company’s work as our own.

We install 3M™ and Avery Dennison™ films and require professional experience with them. SpaceShip Wraps is not stating sponsorship, endorsement, certification, preferred-installer status, authorized-dealer status or an official partnership with any manufacturer.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do you paint cars?

No. SpaceShip Wraps specializes in professional vinyl film installation rather than traditional automotive painting.

Do you do bodywork?

No. We do not perform traditional collision or body repair.

Do you repair dents?

No. Major dents and body damage should be addressed separately, before wrapping.

Do you do mechanical work?

No. We specialize in surface transformation, not mechanical repair.

Do you do welding or fabrication?

No.

Do you do electrical or plumbing?

Not as part of our standard services. Projects requiring regulated trades may be coordinated with appropriately qualified outside providers where appropriate.

Do you dismantle Teslas?

No. SpaceShip Wraps does not routinely dismantle vehicles as part of a wrap. We minimize unnecessary component removal and use appropriate installation techniques.

Will you remove any parts?

Sometimes limited removal or loosening of certain removable exterior components is appropriate for access or finishing. If we determine that it is necessary for your project, we’ll talk to you before proceeding.

What about cameras or sensors?

If a camera, sensor or similar component sits in an area that needs access, we evaluate the appropriate installation method and discuss it with you. We do not casually remove safety-critical or electrical components.

Will you remove the battery?

No. SpaceShip Wraps does not perform high-voltage battery service or open EV battery systems.

Will you remove body panels?

We do not routinely dismantle vehicles or remove major body components simply to perform a wrap. If a project appears to require work outside our approved scope, it is reviewed before anything proceeds.

Why would something need to be removed?

Limited removal can sometimes provide appropriate access for edge finishing or installation. Whether it is needed depends on the vehicle and the project.

Can you help if I don’t know what service I need?

Yes. Tell us what you’re trying to accomplish and send photos. Working out the technical solution is our job, not yours.

Will you accept every project?

No. Every project is subject to review — capability, availability, safety, site conditions, scheduling, compliance and other legitimate business considerations.

Are you the cheapest?

That’s not our goal. We focus on professional work, appropriate materials, careful installation, project management and quality control. Tesla wraps start at $6,000.

Have something you want to transform?Tell us what you’re trying to accomplish.

You don’t need to know the technical solution. Send us the project — we’ll review it and tell you the appropriate next step, even if that step isn’t us.

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