Near-new appearance
Reconditions devices to a near-new look through the vinyl process — the difference a user notices the moment the box is opened.
Driven by our Reduce, Reuse & Recycle commitment, our vinyl service wraps devices with appropriate cosmetic wear back to a near-new finish. It extends asset life, lifts presentation standards and delivers greater value across your portfolio — a cosmetic refurbishment, not a hardware repair.
It's the first thing a user notices, and the first thing a buyer prices against — which makes cosmetic restoration one of the cheapest value levers in the whole estate.
Reconditions devices to a near-new look through the vinyl process — the difference a user notices the moment the box is opened.
The wrap protects the device cosmetically and keeps that like-new finish for longer — so it stays presentable through another deployment.
Keyboard vinyls can be produced in different language layouts to match the customer and the region they are deploying into.
Devices are scanned for precision to create a tailored fit for each device.
Defined turnaround times, confirmed with you at the point of order — so expectations are set up front, not after the devices arrive.
One refurbishment route for UK and European estates — the same finish specification on every order, at any volume.
No shortcuts and no variation between orders — the discipline is what makes the finish repeatable.

The device is deep cleaned before anything else happens. Vinyl only looks right on a genuinely clean surface, so this step sets the foundation for the whole job.
Inside and outPrecision vinyl goes exactly where it's needed — a partial wrap for localised wear, a full wrap when it's more widespread. Every unit assessed on its own, never by batch.
Wrapped to suit each unit
Each finished device is photographed & visible on the customer portal (MOW) — the condition you see is the condition in the box. No surprises for the next owner.

Device and accessories are repackaged so the presentation survives the journey — ready to go straight out to a user or a buyer.
Presentation-ready packagingHover or tap a surface to see where the vinyl goes. Coverage is chosen per unit — partial where the wear is localised, full where it isn't.
Wrappable surfaces — illustrative diagram
Real wear and tear, seen every day. The kind that normally means new parts & high costs. Vinyl gets you there for less.
The lid and the base — the surfaces every user and every buyer sees first, and where wear lands hardest.
Worn paintwork
Vinyl wrapped
The lid — the surface every user and every buyer sees first. Faded, patchy paintwork on the left; an even, near-new finish on the right.
Worn paintwork
Vinyl wrapped
The base takes the worst of desk and bag wear. Here the coating has rubbed off completely on the left — and is gone entirely on the wrapped side.
Worn, shiny keycaps are one of the clearest signals of a used device. Keyboard vinyl puts a crisp, matt surface back.


Before and after examples from our own refurbishment process. The two keyboard photographs are different units, shown to illustrate the finish.
Keyboard vinyls can be produced in different language layouts to meet customer and regional requirements worldwide — useful when one refresh has to land in several countries. US English is one of our most-produced layouts.
Examples only — Nordic and other layouts are available. Confirm the full list with our production team when you scope the order.
Four stages from arrival to dispatch, with the timeframe agreed with you before a single device moves.
Devices are assessed for cosmetic wear and quoted, so you know what qualifies before committing.
Deep clean, then partial or full vinyl applied to the surfaces that need it.
Quality-checked & photographed for customer portal visibility.
Repackaged to protect the finish and dispatched to the user, site or buyer.
Tell us the volume and the condition, and we'll assess what qualifies, quote the coverage and confirm a turnaround before anything ships.