Rhino Films & Detailing · Since 2009
Vinyl & Print Wraps in Huntington Beach
A new color. A distinctive design. Your business on the road.
Rhino Films & Detailing designs and installs vinyl wraps and printed vehicle graphics in Huntington Beach for drivers and businesses across Orange County. From a subtle accent to a complete exterior transformation, we help you choose the look, material, and coverage that fit your project.
Actual Client Vehicle — Aston Martin DBX
From Aston Martin Newport Beach.
Custom printed livery wrap for a U.S. Open golf tournament display.
Vinyl & print wraps
Three ways to make it yours
Start with your goal. We’ll build the coverage and material recommendation around it.
Color-change wraps
Transform your vehicle with a new exterior color or finish. Explore gloss, satin, matte, and specialty looks using physical samples before choosing.
Full exterior wraps and selected-panel accents offer different levels of transformation. We confirm exactly which surfaces your quote includes.
Custom printed wraps
Bring a distinctive design to your vehicle with custom artwork, patterns, or a livery. The layout is planned around the vehicle’s shape, panel breaks, and viewing angles.
Share inspiration images and any existing artwork so we can assess the design and production work required.
Commercial & fleet graphics
Make your business recognizable with vehicle lettering, partial graphics, or a full printed wrap. Clear branding and readable contact details help customers understand who you are and what you do.
For multiple vehicles, we plan consistent branding while adapting each layout to its vehicle.
Chrome delete: small details, a different look
Chrome delete is one of our most requested customization options. Change selected chrome accents to a finish that complements your vehicle, such as gloss or satin black.
Coverage may include suitable window surrounds, trim strips, grille accents, or other requested details. Each vehicle has a different amount of chrome, and some parts need a different approach depending on their shape and surface condition.
For an accurate quote, send your vehicle’s year, make, and model, plus clear photos of the areas you want changed. Marking the requested pieces in your photos helps us confirm coverage and recommend a finish.
Headlight & taillight styling
Complete your vehicle’s look with transparent tint films from Luxe and smoked PPF options for headlights and taillights. We help you compare the available finishes and choose a material suited to the light assembly and your intended use.
Luxe LightWrap tint vinyl and smoked paint protection film are different products. We explain the selected film’s appearance, care, and protection characteristics before installation.
Smoked films reduce transmitted light. We assess lens condition, light output, and applicable road-use requirements before recommending coverage; not every shade or application is suitable for public-road use.
Send your vehicle’s year, make, and model, clear photos of the lights, and the look you want. Tell us whether you want headlights, taillights, or both, so we can confirm suitable options and pricing.
Choose the finish in person
For single-color vinyl wraps, we carry major brands including 3M, Avery Dennison, INOZETEK, Tinybot, ORACAL, and KPMF, with additional options available on request.
Review physical samples to compare colors and finishes in person. We confirm the exact film, availability, suitability, and manufacturer warranty for your project before you book.
Commercial printing with more creative possibilities
For commercial and printed wraps, we primarily use 3M or Avery Dennison air-release vinyl with compatible laminate. We select the film and laminate combination for the vehicle, finish, and intended application.
Our HP Latex 730 W printer adds white ink to full-color printing. This allows us to explore designs on compatible colored media, using white as a design element or as a base beneath color. We review media compatibility and the intended finish before production.
From business branding to a custom event livery, we bring the artwork, printing, and installation together around your vehicle.
Printed paint protection film wraps
Custom graphics with paint protection built in. Rhino can print on compatible printable clear or colored PPF using our HP Latex 730 W printer with white ink capability. This opens up options for custom artwork, branding, accents, and full-vehicle designs while adding a protective film over your paint.
White ink can form a base beneath color or become part of the artwork itself. Depending on the selected media, clear areas can let the original paint show through, while colored PPF can provide the background for the design.
Printed PPF combines the visual impact of a custom wrap with a film designed to help protect against stone chips and road debris. It does not prevent every impact or scratch. Before production, we confirm the printable film, ink and finishing system, coverage, and care requirements. Expected service life and applicable warranty depend on that specific combination, exposure, and maintenance.
Bring us your ideas or reference images, and we will help plan a design and material combination suited to your vehicle.
Start with an idea. Build the details together.
You do not need finished artwork to start the conversation. Bring a color combination, a theme, a sketch, or a few reference photos.
We can use AI-assisted concepts to help you visualize early design directions. Once you choose a direction, we refine the artwork, proportions, placement, and production details for your vehicle. Concept previews are a starting point; the final layout and material choices are approved before printing.
Know what your wrap includes
Full exterior wrap: we define the exterior panels to be covered and discuss details around bumpers, mirrors, handles, emblems, and trim. Door jambs, inner returns, and hidden surfaces require separate discussion; a closed-door exterior wrap does not automatically change every visible surface when doors are open.
Partial wraps and accents: focus on selected panels, stripes, roofs, hoods, or suitable trim. Your original paint becomes part of the finished design.
Printed coverage: agree on the design, placement, and covered areas before production. Your quote identifies artwork preparation, installation, and any existing-graphic removal.
From your idea to the finished vehicle
- Tell us what you want. Send your vehicle’s year, make, and model, photos, and inspiration. For commercial work, include your logo, contact details, and the number of vehicles.
- Review the surface and scope. We assess paint condition and previous repairs, confirm coverage, and discuss preparation or old-film removal.
- Approve the material and design. Choose the finish and review the project details. Printed artwork is approved before production; tell us about required brand colors and any supplied design files.
- Prepare and install. We clean and prepare the agreed surfaces, then fit the film to the vehicle. Seam placement and edge treatment depend on the design, material, and panel geometry.
- Review and care. At pickup, we walk through the result and explain the selected film’s care requirements. Contact Rhino if an edge lifts or a concern develops.
A great finish starts with the surface
Vinyl changes appearance; it does not repair dents, peeling clear coat, corrosion, or damaged paint. Surface defects can remain visible, and weak or previously repaired finishes need careful assessment before wrapping.
We discuss seams, recesses, and areas where original paint may remain visible before installation. The aim is a considered, consistent finish with realistic expectations for your vehicle.
If stone-chip protection is your main priority, compare paint protection film. For a new color with paint-protection benefits, explore colored PPF. Standard vinyl color-change film is not a substitute for those protection packages.
Keep your wrap looking its best
Follow the instructions for your exact film and finish. For 3M 2080, the manufacturer recommends waiting at least 72 hours before washing, hand washing where possible, and avoiding brush washes that can scratch the film or lift its edges.
Remove fuel spills and other contamination promptly. Use gentle cleaning methods and avoid abrasive scrubbing. Parking indoors or in shade helps reduce exposure. Check product compatibility before using waxes, coatings, or cleaners, especially on matte and satin finishes.
Planning your project
Vehicle wrap questions
The quote depends on vehicle size and shape, film selection, coverage, artwork, preparation, and removal of existing graphics. Door jambs, complex designs, and additional disassembly can change the scope. Send photos and your goals for a project-specific quote.
Timing depends on the vehicle, coverage, preparation, and artwork approval. We confirm the expected schedule after reviewing your project and material availability. Let us know about an event date or fleet downtime requirements before booking.
Durability and warranty depend on the exact film, finish, exposure, care, and application. Manufacturer warranty terms can differ for upright panels and horizontal surfaces such as roofs and hoods. We confirm applicable terms for your selected material; a warranty period is not a guarantee of identical appearance throughout that period. Read 3M’s product support and warranty guidance.
Professional removal is recommended. The outcome depends on the film’s age, paint condition, previous repairs, and removal method. Adhesive cleanup may be needed. We assess the vehicle before removal and discuss any paint-related concerns.
A panel repair may be possible, but new material can differ from an older wrap because of weathering or manufacturing-batch variation. We review the damage and matching options before recommending a repair.
Send the highest-quality logo and artwork files you have, plus vehicle photos and any brand guidelines. Vector logos are helpful when available. We assess file quality and confirm any design or artwork-preparation work before production.
Tell us about repainting, repairs, and any lease restrictions before quoting. Repaired paint requires assessment, and you should confirm your leasing company’s requirements. We cannot promise risk-free removal from every painted surface.
Let’s plan your wrap
Send your vehicle details, a few photos, and the look or business message you want to achieve. Include your preferred coverage, any existing graphics, and your target date. For chrome delete, send close-up photos with the requested trim pieces marked.
Rhino Films & Detailing
7402 Mountjoy Drive, Unit B
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
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