09 Feb, 2024
Paint protection film (PPF) installation on a Porsche at Automotive Specialty Wraps in Fair Lawn, NJ 
09 Feb, 2024
For most car owners, a simple wax and wash get the job done when cleaning their car. This method won't make your car as sleek and glossy as before, but ceramic coating might just do the trick. Ceramic coating is made of a liquid polymer that uses nanotechnology to fill in tiny pores within your car's paint. This leaves an invisible shield on your car that protects against scratches or pollutants. Ceramic coating is the newest innovation in car cleaning, and its impressive results cannot be ignored.
09 Feb, 2024
Nearly every one of our customers asks us what shade of window tint is right for their vehicle. Although we cannot select the shade of window tint for you, we would be happy to help you make the right decision for your vehicle and needs. You have several choices when choosing a shade of window tint. We keep 70%, 35%, 20%, 18%, and 5% tints in stock at all times. If you are interested in a different shade, give us a call.
09 Feb, 2024
Do you love your car? Do you look back at it as you’re walking away? Do you cringe every time you hear a pebble hit it? Do you treat it like it’s your newborn child? Of course you do. It’s your pride and joy, your favorite way to get around, and the thing you spend hours detailing every weekend. But what happens when something happens to your car’s paint? A rock chip from a highway drive, a door ding while in a chaotic parking lot, or maybe even something you did. That’s right. You, the car owner, can sometimes be the biggest enemy of your car’s paint job. We’re not saying you’re a bad person, but sometimes, accidents happen. Maybe you accidentally brush against your car with your keys while trying to unlock the door, or you absentmindedly lean against your car while waiting for your friend.  That’s where paint protection film comes in. Paint protection film, or PPF, also known as clear bra, is a thin, transparent film applied to your car’s paint to protect it from scratches, chips, and other damage. It’s like a shield for your car’s paint and can make a huge difference in the long run.
09 Feb, 2024
Paint protection film, or PPF, is a clear protective film applied to a vehicle's paint to protect it from scratches, chips, road debris, and all other dangers of the road.
09 Feb, 2024
Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply looking to enhance the aesthetics and comfort of your vehicle, tinting your car can be an easy and affordable option. When it comes to window tinting, you may have noticed that there are a variety of percentages associated with different tints. These numbers can be confusing and can leave you uncertain about which option to choose. In this blog post, we will decode what these percentages mean and guide you toward choosing the best percentage for your vehicle.
09 Feb, 2024
Why tint your windows at all? Whether you're looking for UV protection, privacy, or simply a sleek look for your vehicle, window tint can help. Tint keeps your car cool while also protecting your skin from harmful UV rays. It reduces harmful rays from the sun that can crack the interior and fade upholstery. Not only that, but your car will be less of a fishbowl and provide more privacy depending on the tint percentage you choose. Did you know that there is more to choosing a tint than just selecting a percentage? When it comes to tint types, there are a few different types: Dyed Metalized Hybrid Carbon Ceramic Dyed and metalized tints can be more affordable but come with caveats. Dyed does not offer the same level of UV protection as other tints and it tends to fade over time, inevitably needing to be replaced. Metalized tints contain tiny metal microparticles creating a strong tint but radio and GPS interference is a common issue. Carbon and ceramic tints are the superior, top-grade options, and the only options Automotive Specialty Wraps offer. In this blog post, we'll talk about the benefits of each, their differences, and which option is right for you. What is Carbon Tint? Carbon tint is comprised of carbon fiber particles that will not fade over time. The carbon content helps block more than 40% of the infrared light from entering through the windows. At ASW, we offer the SunTek CXP Series. The CXP (CarbonXP) offers enhanced performance for high-end applications. This series is constructed with innovative carbon technology for superb heat rejection, glare reduction, and UV protection.
09 Feb, 2024
When it comes to protecting your car, there are so many products on the shelf that you can pick from: car wax, paint sealants, car wax sealant sprays, and professional coatings. With so many options to choose from, knowing your best option can be overwhelming and confusing. In this blog post, we'll talk about the differences between coatings, sealants, and waxes, and help you choose the best option. What are waxes, sealants, and coatings? Waxes Waxes – typically carnauba, beeswax, or paraffin waxes – are organic (or sometimes synthetic) substances that form a protective, shiny layer on the car's paint. The organic ingredients, however, break down much faster than inorganic ones, which is why waxes typically won't last more than a month or two. If you’re showing your car at a show or meet and want to blow people away with shine, you might want to wax it. But if you’re looking to protect your paint, you need to look elsewhere, like sealants or coatings. Sealants Sealants are liquid polymers that create a barrier between the car's paint and the elements. They give you durability and shine and provide paint protection that wax doesn't. They prevent fading from UV exposure, they’re hydrophobic, and they fight against etching and staining. Sealant protection lasts anywhere from 6 months to a year, depending on the product.
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