Did a great job doing a chrome-delete on our 2025 VW Atlas, looks great! Did the job quickly too!read more

From the owner: Welcome to Prodigious Wrap, your premier destination for exceptional vinyl wrap solutions in…read moreHickory, North Carolina. As the leading vinyl wrap business in the area, we take pride in delivering top-quality craftsmanship and innovative designs that leave a lasting impression.

Amazing! I'm so happy with their work. They have now wrapped 4 of our vans and they help us make…read moresure we look great as we travel to our customers. Very thankful for them and appreciate the attention to detail they always provide. Zuzu Auto Glass Experts

From the owner: Certified Install Wraps is a vehicle wrapping and window graphics install company in Charlotte and…read moreRaleigh, NC areas. We can wrap any car, truck, fleet vehicle, boat & more. Get a free quote today.

value quality and good customer service JDs wraps did a great job on my 2020 s550 mustang,…read moredefinitely will return in the future and would highly recommend

From the owner: Our team ensures that every inch of your vehicle becomes a statement piece, tailored to perfection…read moreto stand out on the road.

Definitely nice having a great tint company close by. These guys are top notch! Very responsive and…read moreI was able to get in and out in no time. Tint job is awesome! Highly recommend these guys!

Fast friendly customer service, prompt responses to my inquires on yelp! Most importantly windows…read morelook great and I'm looking forward to my interior being cooler after opting for ceramic tinting!

Jason did a great job with high attention to detail applying PPF to the roof of my truck. I highly…read morerecommend him!

Jason recently performed some additional work for me, and I could not be happier. He added GSF PPF…read moreto the front fenders, the "A" Pillars, the mirrors and also to the roof area between the front windshield and the front edge of the sunroof. GSF PPF is the "Top of the line" PPF material in the industry. Nothing compares to it. Jason also also upgraded the ceramic from Feynlab V1 to Feynlab V3 on all painted surfaces. Previously he had performed a hybrid application, Feynlab V1 on the doors, the hatch and to the quarter panels and Feynlab V3 to the front bumper, hood and roof. Ceramic was also applied to the wheels and to all exterior glass and plastic trim. Feynlab ceramic is the industry leading ceramic coating, there is none better. If you are considering getting PPF and/or a ceramic coating applied to your vehicle, contact Jason. He will also instruct you on how to care for your vehicle after his work is finished. Don't waste your time and money on sub par work performed by other "Production" shops. They will always overcharge you and they will always cut corners because they want to get you in and out as quickly as possible. Jason has now moved up from his prior role as a Jedi Master to a Grand Master.

They did a fantastic job on our canvas canopy, couldn't be happier. Very friendly and easy to work…read morewith. I would recommend them to anyone!!!!!

There are so many sign companies and printers out there these days... but there are few business…read moreowners with the integrity and honesty of Trever Bartley. In every business transaction he goes above and beyond with customer service, delivery, and satisfaction! He will always have my business! I have used them many times and always a great product at a great price

I had to take time out to let you know how special your store at 3427 on Cummings Street in…read moreAbingdon Virginia! Every time I've gone in there they go above and beyond to try to help me I'm not that kind of computer type person so this last experience I had with Trisha Mullins was a very special she is a very kind, professional! Thank you for always being so helpful and most important always greeted with smiling faces! Keep up the great work I see a great future for Miss Trisha!

I have taken many packages to this location over the past 8 or 10 years for packaging and shipping…read more They've never packaged anything while I waited - instead, they usually set the package on the back shelf and I assume they package it when they have a slow time. I've never had any problems with them until recently. I took two pairs of shoes to the store with return labels. I asked for two boxes to package the shoes in since the shoeboxes needed to be packed inside another box per the return/exchange instructions I was given. The girl at the counter said she has a special container for shoeboxes. I said "Ok, as long as they are packed inside another box and return in the same condition they are in now." I asked how much I owed for the packing materials and she said nothing. That seemed a little funny and I asked again, "What do I owe for the boxes?" She checked the prepaid return labels the shoe company had sent me to use and said "Nothing." It was obviously my mistake to believe her, but I did, and left. The shoes ended up being sent back to me from the shoe company because the UPS associate had simply taped my return labels directly to the boxes and shipped them that way. I took them back to the store and asked to speak with the manager. The young man at the counter was apologetic about the situation, took photos of the damaged boxes, made copies of the return slip from Shoebuy stating the return could not be processed, and said he would have the manager call me. I never received a call. I called the store three more times and requested to have a manager call me, and went in once. The time I went in, the floor was covered with damaged packages that the associate told me were waiting on their manager to approve/deny claims. The manager is Sheila Rohr and after two weeks of trying to reach her, she never returned my call. The girl working there told me that Sheila is almost never in except to sign paychecks on Fridays and does not return customer calls. When I filed a claim with UPS customer service, they reached out to the store and advised me that the store associate said she had told me twice that I should package them correctly or they would be returned. This is absolutely not true and I am very upset that the associated lied about the situation. I'm not exactly sure WHY she did not package the shoes as I had asked to begin with, but whatever the case may be, mistakes are made sometimes and the best thing is just to own up to them and be honest. The insurance would have covered the cost of the shoes (they were $57), I would have been satisfied with the resolution, and would have left a positive review and continued to use the store. However, lying is unethical and that is what has upset me the most about this situation. I am very upset about how the situation was handled and that the manager has still made herself unavailable to speak with me. UPDATE: 11/29/16. I did finally receive an email from the store about this issue. Basically, Sheila wrote that she was not going to play the "he said she said" game and if I would bring the shoes in to the store, she would write me a check for the cost of the merchandise and then sell the shoes herself on Ebay. There was no apology or apparent concern for the entire situation, but it in the end it was resolved. I took the shoes to the store and there was a check for the cost of the shoes. I am still pretty frustrated that it took almost a month and a half to get the issue resolved and that I had to spend time on the phone with customer relations and write letters to corporate before the issue was resolved. I did feel that I should update the review to show that the issue is resolved; however, I would not change my rating from one star.