Industrial wraps

Built for abuse.

Warehouses, labs, dealerships, gyms and schools: lockers, equipment housings, lab casework and fire-rated doors refinished in scuff-resistant film, with safety and wayfinding graphics done at the same time.

Surfaces

What we wrap here.

Lockers and partitionsLocker banks, restroom partitions, cubicles
Equipment and machinery panelsHousings, enclosures, control cabinets
Lab and clean-room caseworkChemical-resistant film on benches and cabinets
Fire-rated doorsClass A film; labeled doors only with manufacturer and inspector sign-off
Dealership and showroom surfacesService counters, parts walls, display fixtures
Safety and wayfinding graphicsFloor and wall markings, zone labels, bay numbers
Typical jobs

What it looks like.

Dealership

Service drive refresh

Scuffed service counters and parts walls wrapped in brushed steel and matte black between shifts.

Fitness

Locker room

200 steel lockers wrapped in a solid color with numbering, no replacement, one weekend.

Education

Classroom doors

Fire-rated corridor doors refinished in wood grain over a school break, spec sheets filed with the district.

Pricing

Typical ranges.

Lockers$40–$90per doorVolume pricing on banks of 50+
Equipment housings and panels$12–$25per sq ftAbrasion-resistant films available
Fire-rated doors$350–$650per doorClass A film, documentation included
Safety and wayfinding graphicsquoteper sitePriced by piece count after a walkthrough

Typical San Diego County installs in 2026. Minimum purchase order of $1,200 on mobile jobs. Every job is quoted after a site visit or photos.

Process

Four steps, no surprises.

Consultation

We assess your surfaces, discuss materials and define the scope.

Material selection

Choose from 1,000+ finishes across 3M DI-NOC, Bodaq, Reatec, Belbien, Benif and Renuva: wood, stone, metal, abstract.

Scheduling

We work around your operations: nights, weekends, phased floors. Zero disruption.

Final walkthrough

Our in-house crews install, QC every surface and hand off a finished product.

Finishes

Pick it on the surface, not on a screen.

White oak
Walnut
Ash
Concrete
Marble
Slate

Browse all finishes →

Proof

Before and after.

Hard-wearing film on the surfaces that take a beating.

Before
After
Locker bankScratched steel lockers to a brushed bronze finish with numbering.
Before
After
Fire-rated corridor doorsPainted steel to walnut film, Class A rated, spec sheets filed.
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After
Service counter glassClear partitions to a frosted band with zone labels.

Renderings of typical transformations in the finishes shown. Photos of completed jobs replace these as projects finish.

FAQ

Good questions.

Can the film take forklifts and carts?

Abrasion-resistant films handle daily contact; we add corner guards and kick zones where traffic is heaviest and tell you honestly where paint or steel is the better answer.

Is it fire-rated?

Most 3M DI-NOC and Bodaq series are Class A under ASTM E84, and the rating applies to the film on its substrate, so we provide the test report showing flame spread and smoke indexes for your submittal. Labeled fire doors fall under NFPA 80: we wrap those only with written approval from the door manufacturer or listing lab and your inspector, otherwise they are excluded in writing.

How thick is the film?

6 to 12 mil including the adhesive. That is why it works on elevator doors, landings and anywhere clearance is limited.

Do you provide documentation?

Yes. ASTM E84 test reports, VOC data and warranty paperwork come with the invoice, mapped to the surfaces they cover.

Can you work around production?

Installs are scheduled by zone and shift so lines keep moving.

Is there a minimum job size?

Mobile jobs carry a minimum purchase order of $1,200. Smaller pieces such as a single vanity or a few doors can be brought to the shop in El Cajon.

Ready when you are.

Send photos and a count of doors, lockers or square footage and we come back with a range. Site walkthroughs for larger facilities are free.