If you’ve ever looked at your AR-15, shotgun, or pistol and thought, “I want this thing to stand out”—you’re not alone. Gun customization is more than a hobby—it’s a form of self-expression, and GunWraps makes that easier than ever with high-quality gun skins. Whether you’re a wrap shop owner, a tactical gear junkie, or just a DIYer with a steady hand, getting into custom vinyl wraps for firearms opens up a new layer of design and utility.
In this guide, we’ll walk through the benefits of custom gun wraps, how to get your own design printed with Alwan Wraps, and why custom vinyl printing is more accessible (and more awesome) than you might think.
Introducing Alwan Wraps
If you're serious about wrapping—firearms, vehicles, or pretty much anything else—Alwan Wraps is the name to know. Their print shop handles the custom work for countless wrap professionals, offering premium results that speak for themselves. What sets Alwan Wraps apart is their consistency, color depth, and lightning-fast turnaround on custom projects.
They aren’t just a vendor—they’re a full-on partner in the wrapping process.
What Alwan Wraps Prints
Alwan Wraps specializes in more than just guns. While we at GunWraps lean heavily into tactical and camo firearm wraps, Alwan Wraps is the machine behind the curtain that can handle it all.
Here’s what they can print custom vinyl wraps for:
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Firearms (AR-15s, pistols, shotguns, rifles—you name it)
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Vehicles (cars, trucks, motorcycles, and more)
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ATV & UTV
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Boats
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Helmets
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Laptops
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Toolboxes
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Game consoles
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Wall panels
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And anything else that can take a curve and some heat
If it can be wrapped, they can print it.
Design Your Own Wraps
Whether you're repping your brand, a patriotic design, camo patterns, skulls, snakeskin, or something wild and off-the-wall, Alwan Wraps allows you to upload your own artwork. Want something designed from scratch? No problem.
You can submit your concept and get a quote to have a designer from their team bring your vision to life. Every detail is considered—from camouflage realism to brand consistency—so the final product looks exactly how you pictured it (or better).
Built on the Best: 3M IJ180CV3 & Avery MPI 1105
Not all vinyl is created equal. Alwan Wraps only prints on cast high-quality films—either 3M IJ180CV3 Controltac or Avery Dennison MPI 1105 Easy Apply RS. If you’re in the wrap game, you already know these names mean business.
Here's why these matter:
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Stretchable without distortion
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Bubble-free install with air release channels
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Durability for tough use, weather, and cleaning
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Long-term performance and residue-free removal
When it comes to wrapping firearms—especially ones that are getting used in the field—you want film that won’t peel, fade, or fail. And that’s exactly what you get.
Fast Turnaround, No BS
One of the biggest headaches with custom work is waiting. We’ve seen it: A print shop promises 3-5 days, then ghosts you for a week. Alwan Wraps delivers fast—without sacrificing quality.
Typical custom projects get turned around quickly, and if there’s any issue with your order or design files, they’ll reach out to fix it. You’re not left in the dark. You’re not left hanging. You’re treated like a professional.
This kind of service is rare. It's why we recommend them for anyone looking to get a custom gun wrap printed right the first time.
Benefits of Custom Gun Wraps
There’s more to custom gun wraps than just looking good. These wraps offer tactical and functional advantages too.
1. Protection
Vinyl wraps act as a barrier against scratches, moisture, dust, and grime. Instead of beating up your firearm’s finish, the wrap takes the hits—and it can be peeled and replaced when needed.
2. Style & Identity
From realistic military camos to bold graphics, custom gun wraps let you showcase your taste. Whether you want to blend in or stand out, there’s a design for that.
3. Easy to Install, Easy to Remove
With a bit of patience (and a heat gun), you can install a wrap yourself. And when it’s time for a change? Peel it off without damaging your firearm.
4. Lightweight & Non-Permanent
Unlike cerakote or paint, vinyl wraps don’t permanently alter the gun. That’s a huge win for collectors, hunters, and people who switch up their loadouts.
5. Affordable Customization
Compared to paint jobs or hydro dipping, vinyl is the most cost-effective way to achieve a high-end, custom look—especially when printed by a team that knows what they’re doing.
Why GunWraps Recommends Alwan Wraps
Here at GunWraps, we’ve tested tons of materials and printers. And we trust Alwan Wraps for our most important jobs. Their ability to print detailed camo patterns, quick service, and reliable film choice makes them a go-to for anyone in the firearm wrap game.
If you’re a shop owner doing local installs, Alwan Wraps can become your secret weapon. If you’re a DIY enthusiast, they’ll give you pro-level materials that are ready to go out of the box. Either way, they’re who we trust when it comes to custom vinyl wraps.
FAQ
Q: Can I install a custom gun wrap myself?
A: Yes. With the right tools (a heat gun, squeegee, and some patience), most wraps are DIY-friendly. There are tutorials online, and if you’re wrapping your own firearm, it’s a great way to learn.
Q: Is the vinyl safe for my gun?
A: Absolutely. Vinyl wrap does not harm your firearm. It’s non-permanent, so it won’t damage the finish underneath and can be removed at any time.
Q: What types of guns can I wrap?
A: Anything. AR-15s, AKs, pistols, shotguns, rifles, and even optics and accessories. If it has a surface, it can probably be wrapped.
Q: How long does a wrap last?
A: With good install and care, wraps can last several years—even in rugged environments. Clean your gun properly, avoid harsh solvents, and store it responsibly.
Q: Can I use my own artwork?
A: Yes. You can upload your own design or work with Alwan Wraps’ designers to create something from scratch.
Q: How do I get started with a custom gun wrap?
A: Start by checking out GunWraps to see popular designs or get inspired. Then head to Alwan Wraps, request a quote, and upload your art—or request help with design.
