Vinyl detailing wrapping is a technique similar to vinyl car wrapping but focused on the minor exterior/ interior surfaces of a car. It involves applying vinyl films onto the various panels and trim pieces inside the vehicle to change their appearance or protect the original materials. The vinyl used for are typically thinner and more flexible than that used for exterior wrapping. It allows for easy manipulation around curves and tight corners without damaging the original surface.

Vinyl detailing wrapping can be used to change the color, texture, or finish of the panels, providing a fresh look to the interior. It is a popular choice among car enthusiasts and those who want to personalize or upgrade the appearance of their vehicle's interior. Commonly wrapped interior panels include the dashboard, center console, door trims, steering wheel, and various other trim pieces.

In addition to aesthetic purposes, car interior panel wrapping can also serve as a protective measure to prevent door chrome frames, scratches, scuffs, or wear on the original materials. The vinyl film acts as a barrier between the panel and potential damage, preserving the interior's quality and resale value.