Vehicle Graphics
Partial Wrap
Partial wraps are applied to a portion of the vehicle of your choosing. Graphics are usually applied to the rear and sides of the vehicle, and sometimes the hood as well. As they do not completely cover the vehicle, these wraps are a great solution for white or black vehicles as they work well with any branding or colour scheme.
Customization Options
- Most affordable
- Visibility only available to drivers who are behind you
- Flexibility to add additional graphics later on
- Great option if you want more impact from your graphics
- Visibility from both sides and rear of your vehicle
- Most common partial wrap
- Greatest coverage providing you with the most visibility
- Most impactful partial wrap as hood is included
- Best design options available
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Let's Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, absolutely! According to a survey done in 2016 by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Americans drove an average of about 10,900 miles and spent 290 hours on the road. That provides a lot of opportunity for free advertising if you have vehicle wraps. Vehicles covered in bright, glossy advertisements have probably caught your eye on more than one occasion. More and more businesses are using vehicle wraps to successfully advertise their business. Just how effective is vehicle wrap advertising? Check out the stats below:
Vehicle Wraps reach the masses.
Ninety-five percent of Americans are reached by media-targeted vehicle drivers and passengers, per the Outdoor Advertising Association of America.
Vehicle Wraps are memorable.
In a survey of millennials (18 to 34-year-olds) administered by Cox Communications, 47 percent said car wraps are easily remembered.
Vehicle Wraps attain high impressions with minimal investment.
If a business wrapped just one vehicle, it would have the capability to net 30,000-80,000 mobile impressions each day. This largely depends on the distance driven and the community’s landscape. Large cities will reach higher impressions than rural towns thanks to exposure to a larger population.
While either will serve you well, think about the following questions when choosing between a full vehicle wrap or a partial vehicle wrap:
Is your car the same color as your business logo?
If so, your vehicle color should be visible to help support your brand. If it clashes, consider a full vehicle wrap.
Is your car the same color as one of your products?
If so, your vehicle color can be used to enhance your message and help support your brand. If it clashes, consider a full vehicle wrap.
Does your vehicle have some flat surfaces?
If so, a partial wrap might make a great moving billboard. Think of box trucks, semis, and vans. All that area on the back is great for words and images. If not, consider a full wrap to get the most impact.
Is your vehicle small?
If yes, wrap the whole thing. Think Smart Car, Prius, Mini Cooper, etc. You’ll make a big impact in a small amount of space, and that’s a good thing!
Do you hate the color of your car?
If yes, get a full vehicle wrap. You can change the color of your entire vehicle with a full vehicle wrap.
Do you want to use unique materials (glow in the dark vinyl, metallic vinyl, etc.)?
If so and budget is a concern, a well-designed partial vehicle wrap may serve you just as well as a full wrap.
Partial wraps fall under the vehicle wrap category and these will easily last over 5 years. This of course depends on many factors such as the materials being used and if the wrap was installed correctly. There are also many things you can do to extend the lifespan of your vehicle wrap such as properly washing and maintaining your vehicle wrap. You can do this by avoiding automatic car washes as the high water pressure commonly used by the machines there will potentially lift your graphics and cause premature failing. Another you can do to extend the lifespan of your graphics is to store your vehicle out of harsh weather conditions. This can make a huge difference when it comes to extending the lifespan of your vehicle wrap.
The timeline for each job is determined on an individual bases. Partial vehicle wraps can take 1 to 2 weeks from time of approved artwork. Please note that these timelines are only an estimate and there are many factors that can delay or expedite a job.
Absolutely! Whether our design team is doing the artwork for you or if it is supplied by the customer, we always lay out a detailed proof with sizes, materials & colour values to ensure everything is accurate prior to proceeding. We ask that the proofs be reviewed carefully to ensure accuracy. Production cannot be scheduled until the final drawing(s) are approved by the customer. Please be aware that once approved, any error due to incorrect artwork is the responsibility of the client.
Full Wrap
A full vehicle wrap is exactly what it sounds like — a vinyl wrap that covers your entire vehicle. From front to back, top to bottom, you’re making a big impression with vinyl graphics. Because it covers more surface area than a partial wrap and involves more details, a full vehicle wrap is more expensive than a partial vehicle wrap.
Customization Options
- More affordable than painting your vehicle
- Non-permanent which allows you to revert back to your original colour or wrap in a new one
- Different finish options like matte, satin, chrome, carbon fibre, etc.
- Maintain visibility inside your vehicle by geting window perf
- Continues graphics on the outside of your vehicle
- Easy to remove
- Visibility in the night time
- Very rare to see a full reflective vehicle wrap, makes it easy to stand out
- Provides all the other great benefits that vehicle wraps offer
Have a project in mind?
Let's Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, absolutely! According to a survey done in 2016 by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Americans drove an average of about 10,900 miles and spent 290 hours on the road. That provides a lot of opportunity for free advertising if you have vehicle wraps. Vehicles covered in bright, glossy advertisements have probably caught your eye on more than one occasion. More and more businesses are using vehicle wraps to successfully advertise their business. Just how effective is vehicle wrap advertising? Check out the stats below:
Vehicle Wraps reach the masses.
Ninety-five percent of Americans are reached by media-targeted vehicle drivers and passengers, per the Outdoor Advertising Association of America.
Vehicle Wraps are memorable.
In a survey of millennials (18 to 34-year-olds) administered by Cox Communications, 47 percent said car wraps are easily remembered.
Vehicle Wraps attain high impressions with minimal investment.
If a business wrapped just one vehicle, it would have the capability to net 30,000-80,000 mobile impressions each day. This largely depends on the distance driven and the community’s landscape. Large cities will reach higher impressions than rural towns thanks to exposure to a larger population.
While either will serve you well, think about the following questions when choosing between a full vehicle wrap or a partial vehicle wrap:
Is your car the same color as your business logo?
If so, your vehicle color should be visible to help support your brand. If it clashes, consider a full vehicle wrap.
Is your car the same color as one of your products?
If so, your vehicle color can be used to enhance your message and help support your brand. If it clashes, consider a full vehicle wrap.
Does your vehicle have some flat surfaces?
If so, a partial wrap might make a great moving billboard. Think of box trucks, semis, and vans. All that area on the back is great for words and images. If not, consider a full wrap to get the most impact.
Is your vehicle small?
If yes, wrap the whole thing. Think Smart Car, Prius, Mini Cooper, etc. You’ll make a big impact in a small amount of space, and that’s a good thing!
Do you hate the color of your car?
If yes, get a full vehicle wrap. You can change the color of your entire vehicle with a full vehicle wrap.
Do you want to use unique materials (glow in the dark vinyl, metallic vinyl, etc.)?
If so and budget is a concern, a well-designed partial vehicle wrap may serve you just as well as a full wrap.
Full wraps fall under the vehicle wrap category and these will easily last over 5 years. This of course depends on many factors such as the materials being used and if the wrap was installed correctly. There are also many things you can do to extend the lifespan of your vehicle wrap such as properly washing and maintaining your vehicle wrap. You can do this by avoiding automatic car washes as the high water pressure commonly used by the machines there will potentially lift your graphics and cause premature failing. Another you can do to extend the lifespan of your graphics is to store your vehicle out of harsh weather conditions. This can make a huge difference when it comes to extending the lifespan of your vehicle wrap.
The timeline for each job is determined on an individual bases. Full vehicle wraps can take 2 to 4 weeks from time of approved artwork. Please note that these timelines are only an estimate and there are many factors that can delay or expedite a job.
Absolutely! Whether our design team is doing the artwork for you or if it is supplied by the customer, we always lay out a detailed proof with sizes, materials & colour values to ensure everything is accurate prior to proceeding. We ask that the proofs be reviewed carefully to ensure accuracy. Production cannot be scheduled until the final drawing(s) are approved by the customer. Please be aware that once approved, any error due to incorrect artwork is the responsibility of the client.
Trailer Wrap
Semi-trailers dominate our roads and highways. They're hard to miss which makes them an incredible advertistment opportunity. They are essentially a moving billboard due to their sheer size. Whether your drivers are local or national, keeping your brand awareness should always be at the top of your priority list and trailer wraps are great way to do just that.
Customization Options
- Give your business more credibility
- Quick and effective way to advertise for small business
- Great option if you want to avoid wrapping individual vehicles
- Gives your business a professional look
- Allows you to circumvent sign code ordinances
- Increased brand perception
- Yellow school buses are the most ubiquitous so you'll definitely stand out with a bus wrap
- Awesome passive advertising
- Create school and brand awareness while attracting more students and customers
Have a project in mind?
Let's Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, absolutely! According to a survey done in 2016 by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Americans drove an average of about 10,900 miles and spent 290 hours on the road. That provides a lot of opportunity for free advertising if you have vehicle wraps. Vehicles covered in bright, glossy advertisements have probably caught your eye on more than one occasion. More and more businesses are using vehicle wraps to successfully advertise their business. Just how effective is vehicle wrap advertising? Check out the stats below:
Vehicle Wraps reach the masses.
Ninety-five percent of Americans are reached by media-targeted vehicle drivers and passengers, per the Outdoor Advertising Association of America.
Vehicle Wraps are memorable.
In a survey of millennials (18 to 34-year-olds) administered by Cox Communications, 47 percent said car wraps are easily remembered.
Vehicle Wraps attain high impressions with minimal investment.
If a business wrapped just one vehicle, it would have the capability to net 30,000-80,000 mobile impressions each day. This largely depends on the distance driven and the community’s landscape. Large cities will reach higher impressions than rural towns thanks to exposure to a larger population.
While either will serve you well, think about the following questions when choosing between a full trailer wrap or a partial trailer wrap:
Is your trailer the same color as your business logo?
If so, your vehicle color should be visible to help support your brand. If it clashes, consider a full vehicle wrap.
Is your trailer the same color as one of your products?
If so, your vehicle color can be used to enhance your message and help support your brand. If it clashes, consider a full vehicle wrap.
Does your vehicle have some flat surfaces?
If so, a partial wrap might make a great moving billboard. Think of box trucks, semis, and vans. All that area on the back is great for words and images. If not, consider a full wrap to get the most impact.
Is your vehicle small?
If yes, wrap the whole thing. Think Smart Car, Prius, Mini Cooper, etc. You’ll make a big impact in a small amount of space, and that’s a good thing!
Do you hate the color of your trailer?
If yes, get a full vehicle wrap. You can change the color of your entire vehicle with a full vehicle wrap.
Do you want to use unique materials (glow in the dark vinyl, metallic vinyl, etc.)?
If so and budget is a concern, a well-designed partial vehicle wrap may serve you just as well as a full wrap.
Trailer wraps fall under the vehicle wrap category and these will easily last over 5 years. This of course depends on many factors such as the materials being used and if the wrap was installed correctly. There are also many things you can do to extend the lifespan of your vehicle wrap such as properly washing and maintaining your vehicle wrap. You can do this by avoiding automatic car washes as the high water pressure commonly used by the machines there will potentially lift your graphics and cause premature failing. Another you can do to extend the lifespan of your graphics is to store your vehicle out of harsh weather conditions. This can make a huge difference when it comes to extending the lifespan of your vehicle wrap.
The timeline for each job is determined on an individual bases. Trailer wraps can take 2 to 4 weeks from time of approved artwork. Please note that these timelines are only an estimate and there are many factors that can delay or expedite a job.
Absolutely! Whether our design team is doing the artwork for you or if it is supplied by the customer, we always lay out a detailed proof with sizes, materials & colour values to ensure everything is accurate prior to proceeding. We ask that the proofs be reviewed carefully to ensure accuracy. Production cannot be scheduled until the final drawing(s) are approved by the customer. Please be aware that once approved, any error due to incorrect artwork is the responsibility of the client.