Give your everyday CR-V a different look without losing its practical character. Start with the painted body, then decide how the roof, lower trim and high-contact areas should work together.
Preparation detail from our process gallery — not a completed project on this model.
The body changes the plan
Your CR-V. A considered finish.
Painted panels · cladding · family use
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Paint and cladding are separate surfaces
A full exterior quote should identify the painted doors, fenders and bumpers separately from textured wheel-arch and lower trim. Textured plastic is not automatically suitable for color-change vinyl; keeping it original can create a deliberate contrast.
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Plan around family loading
Discuss the rear loading edge and frequently handled door areas before choosing coverage. Vinyl changes the appearance; if repeated contact or paint protection is the priority, ask about a separately specified PPF package.
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Roof equipment changes access
Tell us whether your CR-V has roof rails, crossbars or a glass roof. Painted roof coverage, accessory removal and the glass itself are different items, and should not be hidden inside a generic full-wrap price.
Before we beginModel year, trim, roof equipment and close-ups of lower cladding and the rear loading edge.
Choose your scope
A full change. Or a considered accent.
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Full painted-body wrap
A consistent new color with original lower cladding retained where appropriate.
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Roof and mirror contrast
A smaller styling project after confirming painted surfaces and roof equipment.
Choose the visual result, then compare physical film samples in more than one light. Screen colors are not a substitute for the material.
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Gloss
Crisp reflections and a paint-like finish. Compare the actual film against your trim in daylight.
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Satin or matte
Softer reflections with a different care routine. Confirm material availability and care requirements before choosing.
Price & timing
Quote the project. Not just the badge.
Cost and installation time follow the agreed scope. Confirm the film, preparation, visible edges and extra coverage before comparing quotes.
Your exact vehicle and coverage
Model year, trim, roof equipment and close-ups of lower cladding and the rear loading edge. Painted exterior, hidden returns, jambs and trim are itemized before booking.
Film, preparation and timing
We work with 3M and Avery Dennison vinyl. Wash and preparation come first; prior film removal, damaged paint and special finishes can change the quote. A typical full wrap is planned around approximately three days, with your actual schedule confirmed after inspection.
Your written quote confirms the scope, preparation, expected installation window and applicable film and workmanship terms. No installation date is reserved by submitting this form.
Your CR-V. Your next step.
Let’s plan your CR-V.
For your Honda CR-V, share: model year, trim, roof equipment and close-ups of lower cladding and the rear loading edge. Start with the vehicle details below; photo sharing can be arranged when we follow up.
Visit our Hillside studio at 1128 Woodruff Ave. We serve drivers from Newark, Elizabeth, Union and across North Jersey.
Not by default. We identify whether each part is painted, smooth plastic or textured trim. Your written scope confirms what can be covered and what remains original.
How much does a Honda CR-V wrap cost in New Jersey?+
The price depends on your exact configuration, film, coverage and condition. Our general starting prices are not a fixed quote for every model. Call or message the Hillside studio for a written estimate with the included preparation, panels and expected timing.
Should I choose vinyl, PPF or ceramic coating?+
Choose vinyl primarily for a color change. Discuss PPF when stone-chip protection is the priority, or ceramic coating for easier cleaning and a different surface-care approach. These are different services, not interchangeable levels of the same wrap.