Reversible
The original paint stays underneath and stays protected — resale value intact.
Vehicle wraps
A new colour, or a new campaign, on four wheels
Colour change and full printed wraps in cast film — fitted so the edges stay down, and removable when you sell the vehicle.
Why Celena
Why wrap instead of paint
Faster than a respray
One to two days in the workshop, not a week in a body shop.
Anything you can print
Photographs, gradients, patterns — a respray cannot do artwork.
Includes
Wrap options
Full printed wrap
Your design across the whole vehicle, laminated against stone chips and UV.
Colour change
Gloss, matt, satin or metallic in cast film — including roof and door shuts.
Partial wrap
Bonnet, sides or rear only — most of the impact for part of the budget.
Food & coffee trucks
Menu boards, hatch graphics and full livery for mobile catering.
Window film
One-way vision print on rear glass, legal tint levels on the sides.
Detailing & prep
Machine wash, clay and degrease before fitting — vinyl only sticks to clean panels.
Price guide
Vehicle wrap prices
Real starting prices, not "price on application". The final figure depends on size, material and access — and you get it in writing before anything is made.
Partial wrap (bonnet, sides or rear)from €1,200
Full printed wrap — carfrom €2,000
Full printed wrap — vanfrom €2,400
Colour change wrapfrom €2,200
Old wrap removalfrom €250
Prices exclude VAT. Design, artwork proof and site survey in Dublin and the Midlands are included in every quote.
Get my exact price How it works
From your photo to a fitted sign in 5 steps
01
Send photos and rough sizes
Fill in the form and add a few photos of the wall, window or vehicle. Anything from a phone camera is fine.
02
You get a fixed quote in 24h
We come back with a price, the materials we would use and how long it takes. One page, no jargon.
03
We draw it, you approve it
You see a visual of your sign or vehicle before anything is printed. Changes at this stage cost nothing.
04
Production in our Dublin workshop
Printed, laminated and cut on commercial-grade material — not the vinyl that peels in a year.
FAQ
Vehicle wrapping — the usual questions
How long does a wrap last?
Five to seven years on a vehicle that is washed by hand and parked outside in Irish conditions. Horizontal panels — roof and bonnet — age fastest because they take the most UV.
Can I take it through a car wash?
Hand wash is best. Brush washes lift edges over time, and pressure washers held close to a seam will get under the film.
Does a wrap damage the paint?
No, on factory paint in good condition. On resprayed or already flaking panels the film can lift loose paint when it is removed — we check and tell you before we start.
Tell us what needs branding
A van, a shop front, an office or the whole fleet. Send photos — you'll have a fixed price within 24 hours.