Is Full Vehicle Wrap Color Change Illegal?
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Full vehicle wrap color change is illegal. However, it will not be considered illegal as long as you register the change at the local vehicle management office and update the photo on the vehicle license. Relevant regulations: According to the current "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations," if you apply a color-changing film to the vehicle body, you must register it at the vehicle management office. However, if the area of the color change is less than 30%, such as only applying personalized patterns, you do not need to go through the vehicle modification registration process. Additionally, if the film applied is completely transparent, such as the currently popular invisible car wrap, it also does not require registration. Timeframe for registration: After applying the color-changing film or completing the paint job, bring your ID card, vehicle license, and motor vehicle registration certificate, among other materials, and drive the vehicle to the local traffic management office within 10 days to complete the registration process. After filling out the vehicle registration form and other procedures, the staff at the vehicle management office will conduct an on-site inspection and take photos of the vehicle. Once the inspection is passed and archived, they will issue a new vehicle license for the driver.
