2022-2026 Subaru WRX Roof Wrap

Transform the appearance of your 2022–2026 Subaru WRX with Premium Auto Styling’s professional-grade roof-wrap material. This product includes a bulk sheet of premium automotive vinyl cut to the appropriate overall size for the WRX roof, with the additional material needed for positioning, trimming and wrapping the edges during installation.

Choose from Gloss Black, Satin Black or Textured Carbon Fiber to create a cleaner, more aggressive roofline using the same type of professional-quality wrap material trusted by automotive installers.

What’s Included

• One bulk sheet of automotive wrap vinyl sized for the 2022–2026 Subaru WRX roof
• Additional material around the perimeter for positioning, trimming and wrapping applicable edges
• Your selected finish: Gloss Black, Satin Black or Textured Carbon Fiber

Features & Specifications

• Bulk vinyl sheet cut to the appropriate overall size for the 2022–2026 Subaru WRX roof
• Not a pre-cut, template-cut or ready-to-apply roof kit
• Intentionally oversized for installation and on-vehicle trimming
• Allows full edge wrapping where vehicle access and installation conditions permit
• Premium automotive-grade exterior wrap film
• Repositionable, pressure-activated adhesive
• Integrated air-release channels help reduce trapped air during installation
• UV-resistant material designed for long-term exterior use
• Properly installed material can be removed without permanently modifying factory paint
• Up to five years of outdoor durability depending on selected finish, climate, exposure, installation, storage and maintenance

Installation Overview

This product uses a dry-application automotive wrap film. Do not use water, soap solution or surface lube beneath the vinyl unless specifically required by the selected film manufacturer.

Step 1: Inspect and Prepare the Roof

Inspect the roof for damaged, loose, repainted or uncured paint before installation. Thoroughly wash and decontaminate the surface to remove dirt, wax, sealants, ceramic products, grease and road film. Complete the final cleaning step with a wrap-safe preparation solution and allow the roof to dry fully.

Step 2: Remove or Prepare Around the Antenna

For the most seamless result, remove the shark-fin antenna according to the proper factory procedure. If the antenna is not removed, a relief cut and visible seam may be required. Protect all exposed openings while the antenna is removed.

Step 3: Position the Material

Center the oversized vinyl sheet over the roof while maintaining enough material on every side for handling, trimming and edge wrapping. Use masking tape or wrap magnets to hold the material in its intended position before removing the liner.

Step 4: Apply the Vinyl

Apply the vinyl using controlled squeegee strokes while managing the material’s tension. Use the integrated air-release technology to work trapped air toward the nearest edge. Lift and reposition the film when necessary instead of forcing wrinkles into the material.

Step 5: Conform the Material

Use controlled heat only when needed to soften and conform the film. Avoid overstretching, overheating or concentrating excessive tension around corners, channels and the antenna opening. Textured finishes require careful handling to preserve consistent texture and appearance.

Step 6: Trim and Wrap the Edges

Carefully trim the excess material while maintaining enough vinyl to finish the applicable roof edges. Use extreme caution when cutting near painted surfaces, glass, weather seals and trim. Knifeless tape should be used where practical to reduce direct blade contact with the vehicle.

Step 7: Post-Heat and Reassemble

Follow the wrap-film manufacturer’s specifications for post-heating all stretched areas, edges and recessed sections. Reinstall the antenna and any removed trim using the correct procedures, then confirm that all seals, fasteners and electrical connections are secure.

Step 8: Complete the Final Inspection

Inspect the entire roof for trapped air, wrinkles, distortion, overstretched film, unsecured edges or excessive tension. Recheck all edges after the material has cooled and confirm that the antenna is properly installed and sealed.