Frequently Asked Questions About Vehicle Wraps

A wrap is a large vinyl graphic or decal. It is applied directly over the original paint of the vehicle. Wraps allow you to customize the look of your vehicle for multiple reasons such as fleet branding or advertising. The wrap can later be removed without damage to restore the vehicle back to original condition.

Every vehicle & application is different, so price is determined by multiple factors. We can design anything from simple lettering to a full wrap with a budget in mind. Please contact us directly if you’d like to start a project and are interested in a quote.

Anything less than full coverage of a vehicle is considered a partial wrap. A half wrap usually includes the back half of a vehicle sometimes includes lettering on windows. Typically, a full wrap includes the entire surface of the vehicle being covered with vinyl where almost no original color of the vehicle can be seen. “Lettering” is used to describe projects where the customer would only like to add information on top of the original color of the vehicle. This is common among service vehicles. Lettering is a low cost option for businesses looking to customize a fleet of vehicles, or someone looking to test the water of vehicle advertising without spending a lot upfront.

Wraps of all scales are put together through three main phases. The first is design which includes gathering accurate measurements for the vehicle and working with the client to compose a stylized look for the project. The second phase is production. This is when our team prints your design and then laminates the print to protect the vinyl from scratches and UV rays that can cause fading over time. The third phase is installation where our team applies the vinyl to your vehicle.

Normally a wrap can last from one to five years. The wrap life is determined by how well the film is cared for and type of film used.