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Approved Contractor Network

Two services.Nothing else.

Tesla Wrapper may work with approved independent service providers to support certain vehicle preparation and protection services.

The network covers mobile detailing and ceramic coating. It does not cover paint protection film, window tint, paint, body work, wheels, tires, dent removal, mechanical work or collision repair — not because those trades do not matter, but because a network this narrow is one we can actually stand behind.

The whole network

Mobile detailing and ceramic coating.

Tesla Wrapper may work with approved independent service providers to support certain vehicle preparation and protection services.

Mobile detailing

Washing, decontamination and cleanup performed at a location or at the customer’s address.

Film does not bond over road film, wax or sealant. A vehicle has to be genuinely clean before and presentable after, and a mobile detailer can do that without the car making an extra trip.

  • Pre-wrap washA thorough wash before the vehicle reaches the install bay, so the surface prep starts from clean rather than from a car wash queue.Before install
  • DecontaminationRemoving what a wash leaves behind — bonded contaminants, old wax and sealant — because film will not adhere over them.Before install
  • Final cleanupCleanup after the install is finished: adhesive residue, glass, jambs, wheels and interior touch points.After install
  • Delivery prepThe last pass before the vehicle goes back to its owner, so the car is handed over the way it should be.After install

Ceramic coating

Optional coating applied after a wrap, where the film manufacturer permits it and the customer asks for it.

Some customers want a coating over finished film. Tesla Wrapper does not install coatings itself, so where it is offered at all it is performed by an approved independent coating business.

  • Ceramic coatingCoating applied by an approved independent coating business. Offered only where it is requested and where the film in question permits it.After install · Optional
  • Post-wrap coatingA coating specified over finished film rather than over paint. Whether it can be applied at all depends on the film — some manufacturers permit it, others exclude coated film from their warranty.After install · Optional

There is no public list of contractors. Approved businesses are not published, not ranked, and not shown to each other.

Ceramic coating

Ceramic coating is optional, and it is not everywhere.

  • Ceramic coating is not included with a wrap. It is a separate, optional service.
  • It is offered after a wrap is finished, never as part of the install itself.
  • It is not available at every location, and availability is confirmed for your project rather than assumed.
  • Whether film can be coated at all depends on the film. Some manufacturers permit it; others exclude coated film from their warranty.
  • Where it is offered, it is performed by an approved independent coating business, not by Tesla Wrapper.
The relationship

An independent business. Not an employee, not a franchisee.

Tesla Wrapper deals with five kinds of party, and they are not interchangeable. A contractor is the fourth one.

CORPORATE

Corporate

Tesla Wrapper itself — the company that owns the brand and sets the standard.

EMPLOYEE

Employee

A person employed by Tesla Wrapper or by a location operator. Not a contractor.

FRANCHISEE

Franchisee

An independent business operating a Tesla Wrapper location under a franchise relationship. Not a contractor.

CONTRACTOR

Independent contractor

An independent third-party service business that may be engaged, job by job, for mobile detailing or ceramic coating. Not employed by Tesla Wrapper and not a franchisee.

SUPPLIER

Supplier

A business Tesla Wrapper buys goods or materials from — film, tools, consumables. Supplies things, does not perform work on a customer vehicle.

Before you spend an hour on this

Applying guarantees nothing.

This is an application to be considered. It is not an offer, and submitting it does not create any relationship between your business and Tesla Wrapper.

  • No approval. Most applications will not be approved.
  • No work. Approval does not mean work orders will follow, and there is no minimum volume.
  • No payment. Nothing is owed for applying, and no rate is offered here.
  • No partnership, franchise, agency or employment. An approved contractor is an independent business.
  • No brand use. Approval does not permit use of the Tesla Wrapper name, logo or marks.
  • No response is guaranteed, and no timeline is promised.
Review

What we look at, and what happens next.

What we look at

  • The workPhotographs of vehicles you have actually finished, including the parts that are hard to get right.
  • ConsistencyA body of work over time tells us more than one excellent car.
  • Working around filmFor coating, whether you have worked on wrapped vehicles and know which films can be coated.
  • ReliabilityWhether you show up when you said you would. It is most of the job.
  • InsuranceWhether your business carries its own coverage. Requirements are not finalized.

The process

  1. 01You applyThis form. Tell us what you do and show us work you have done.
  2. 02We read itApplications are reviewed as capacity allows. Most do not advance.
  3. 03Work reviewIf it looks like a fit, we look properly at your samples and may ask for more.
  4. 04ConversationA call about how you work, what you charge and where you travel.
  5. 05A decisionApproved, approved with a condition, or not. Approval still guarantees no work.
Not yet in place

The paperwork that would come before any work.

None of this is drafted. It is listed so you know what would have to exist before a single work order could be issued, and so nobody reads silence as "there is nothing to sign".

Contractor agreement

  • Independent contractor agreementThe written agreement between Tesla Wrapper and an approved contractor. Not drafted.Not drafted
  • Scope of workWhich of the two categories a contractor is approved for, and what a work order covers.Not drafted
  • ConfidentialityHandling of customer and vehicle information seen during a job.Not drafted

Insurance

  • General liabilityStandard coverage a contractor would be expected to carry. Limits not set.No limit set
  • Care, custody and controlCoverage a contractor would carry for a customer vehicle while it is in their care. Limits not set.No limit set
  • Workers’ compensationWhere the contractor has employees of their own. Requirement not determined.No limit set
  • Certificate of insurance on fileA current certificate held against the contractor profile.No limit set

Brand use

  • Use of the Tesla Wrapper name and marksWhat an approved contractor may and may not say or display. Not drafted.Not drafted
  • How a contractor describes the relationshipApproval is not a partnership, franchise, agency or employment, and a contractor’s own marketing may not describe it as one. Terms not drafted.Not drafted
  • Photographs of customer vehiclesWhether and how work performed for Tesla Wrapper may be published by the contractor. Not drafted.Not drafted
Apply

Tell us about your business.

Whom this is for: Mobile detailing businesses that can work at a location or at a customer’s address. Ceramic coating businesses that work on finished film as well as paint.

Your business
What you do

The network covers two services. There is nothing else to choose, and nothing else can be added later — mobile detailing and ceramic coating is the whole of it.

Optional post-wrap service. Not included with a wrap and not offered at every location.

Insurance

Insurance requirements for this network are not finalized, so this is a question rather than a condition. We ask because it is the first thing we will need to talk about if your application advances.

Documents

Anything you upload is stored privately and is not published anywhere on this site. Work samples are seen by the people reviewing your application and nobody else.

Vehicles you have finished. Close-ups are more useful than wide shots. Not mandatory, but the work is what gets reviewed — an application without any is hard to assess.

A certificate if you have one to hand. Requirements are not finalized, so this is not a condition of applying.

Registration or a business license, if your state issues one.

Up to 12 files, 15MB each. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or PDF. Stored privately and never published.

Please do not send tax identification numbers, bank details, or copies of personal identification. Nothing of that kind is needed to apply, and this form is not the place for it.

Anything else optional

Applications are read as capacity allows. No response is guaranteed and no timeline is promised.

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