COMMERCIAL WRAPS
WRAP OPTIONS
FULL WRAP
All kinds of design possibilities with a full coverage wrap. We can come up with the design or you can provide the design to get your future customers attention.
Pricing Starts at $2,000 and up
PARTIAL WRAP
A great way to to have that wrap look without full coverage. We can strategically design your partial wrap to compliment your branding and vehicle color.
Pricing Starts at $1,200 and up
SPOT GRAPHICS
An affordable way to advertise your business without going all out with a partial or full wrap.
Pricing Starts at $500 and up
MAGNETS
On a tight budget? Want the flexibility of being able to take on and off your branding? Magnets may be your solution.
Pricing Starts at $90 and up
We offer Vehicle branding wraps, full color change wraps. Vehicle wrapping is a technique that has previously been used mostly on commercial vehicles for advertising and branding purposes, but is now increasingly being adopted by private vehicle owners.
The main reason people are now using the vinyl wrapping technique on their own cars is to provide a complete color change. While in the past if you wanted to change the color of your vehicle you would have to get it completely repainted, vehicle wrapping offers an attractive alternative solution.
A quality well-installed and properly cared for wrap will last for about 5 years plus. After the vehicle wrap starts to lose some of its luster, the wrap material is completely removable.
By protecting the paint you're maintaining the resell value. If you see your classic car as an investment, a vehicle wrap is a perfect way to keep the paint in mint condition, without hiding it in a garage.
You can preserve the original finish on your classic car while showing off your individual sense of style. If you searched all over creation to get the ’65 Mustang of your dreams, but you’re not thrilled with the yellow shade, there’s no better way to personalize the car.
You won't be negating the terms of your lease agreement by painting the car. Painting a leased vehicle may not be covered in the agreement, and we’re pretty sure that the Honda dealership won’t look kindly on you brining back a matte black Civic. Skip the hassle and get the car wrapped, then remove it before returning it to the dealership.
At the end of the wrap's life you can switch to a new color with another vehicle wrap, or enjoy your old paint job with fresh eyes. There’s something to be said for appreciating things you once looked over, and making the old seem like new. Your old paint will seem novel after five years of another color!
