Who does the work

Wu! is a person

Mark Wu has been laying film on cars around Puget Sound since 2008. Same hands then as now, and there is still no front desk.

18
Years at it
10,000+
Cars through the studio
1
Pair of hands on the wraps

18 years, in three parts

Start at the beginning and walk it forward, or jump to the era you care about.

  1. 12008 to 2013The Garage YearsBefore there was a shop there was a coffee table, a roll of carbon fiber, and a lot of BMW interior trim.Read this part
  2. 22014 to 2019Word of MouthThe jobs got bigger, the shops started calling, and the name went on the paperwork.Read this part
  3. 32020 to todayThe StudioA private studio, eight film brands on the shelf, and the same pair of hands doing the wraps.Read this part

What you are actually paying for

  • An artist, not an installer

    Mark grew up on comics and graffiti and it shows in the studio walls. The craft is the same one he brings to a panel of vinyl: steady hands, obsessive lines, no shortcuts.

  • The installer the installers call

    When shops like Imperial Tint and Accutint need vinyl laid, the work comes to Mark. If you have admired a wrap around Seattle, there is a good chance his hands were on it.

  • A bigger studio, the same standard

    The new facility added room for PPF and window tint, but nothing else changed. One build at a time, by appointment, finished when it is right.

How it works

  • 2008Wrapping since
  • Renton, WAHome base
  • Appointment onlyBooking

Appointment only. No walk-ins, please reach out first. Your car gets the room to itself, which is the only way to take panels off, lay film properly and tuck the edges where nobody will find them.

Wu Wraps has never bought an ad. The work comes from people who saw a car, asked who did it, and got sent here. That is the whole marketing plan and it has held up for 18 years.

Where the cars come from: Renton, Seattle, Bellevue, Kent, Tukwila, Newcastle, Issaquah, Tacoma and the rest of the Puget Sound.