December 4, 2018 - Reading time: ~1 minute

While number of car manufacturers offer limited matte paint options, matte / satin effect vehicle wraps can change the colour of your car quickly and cost-effectively!

Range Rover wrapped in ever-popular Gunmetal Grey, windows tinted to match its stealth appearance, wheels refurbished and resprayed to gloss black, calipers painted red for extra flare.

Pop in to our workshop in White City to check out our colour swatches and see which matte / satin look suits your style.

November 27, 2018 - Reading time: ~1 minute

Car Wrap - easier, faster, more flexible way to change the colour of your car! 

Audi RS6 wrapped in Avery Color Flow Satin Fresh Spring Gold / Silver shade shifting vinyl.

November 23, 2018 - Reading time: ~1 minute

There it is, brand new colour, real mirror Turquoise Chrome by Hexis on Porsche Macan GTS.

Mind-blowing colour! Keep an eye out on the roads for this car - you won’t want to miss it.

November 10, 2018 - Reading time: ~1 minute

Audi A5 received a custom vinyl wrap in camo scheme with roof in black, light window tints and added few custom badges to make it stand out even more. Now that's different.

September 30, 2018 - Reading time: ~1 minute

Transform and give new meaning to vehicles fast and without the huge price tag. Express yourself through your vehicle without any permanency or strings attached! EuroTint will accommodate to your every desire. You are now only limited by your imagination! Customize the vinyl, the style and through our top team of professionals, you can design your own art or choose whatever you wish for perfect application.

This Mercedes received a custom vinyl wrap. Customers vision for her car was brought to life, turning this A-Class into custom, exclusive and one off A-Class.

April 24, 2018 - Reading time: ~1 minute

One of the great qualities of having your car wrapped is the ability to remove vinyl quickly and inexpensively to restore original colour.

What happens when you are ready to remove your car wrap?

Unwrapping requires no special materials; its simply a big sticker and can be pulled off in the the same way as a sticker. Its important to heat the vinyl first, to help loosen up the adhesive, by leaving you car in the sunlight for a couple of hours or using a heat gun / hairdryer to warm up individual panels. Vinyl should be held at a 20-degree angle and pulled off with consistent tension to avoid leaving an adhesive residue behind. If theres any left, try to soak it in alcohol and rub it off with the paper towel.

If you used a quality vinyl /3M, Avery/ you should have no problem with leftovers, however, with budget vinyl brands, whole process might be a bit tricky.