Put simply, car wrapping involves digitally printing your advertising onto a specific adhesive vinyl wrap which is then applied over the surfaces of your vehicles. It’s far superior to standard painting or airbrushing which cannot match the precision of the design and longevity of the wrapped vehicles original paint.

Car wrapping can include whatever you need, from simple text to full colour images, and is specially designed to create a strong visual impact every second your vehicles are on the road.

Vehicle wraps, whether it be on a standard car or bus or fleet wraps, consist of three phases.

1. First is the design phase where accurate measurements are taken from the vehicle to be wrapped, and we design the graphics for the vinyl wrap.
2. Next comes the production phase where the graphic is printed on to the special adhesive material, then treated to help protect the vinyl wrap from abrasions and UV rays which might otherwise cause the graphics to fade over time.
3. Finally comes the installation where the vinyl wrap is applied to the vehicle. Normally on flat surfaces there should be no wrinkles or bubbles, and there are many techniques utilised by our expert vinyl wrappers to avoid these imperfections.

Check out the video below to see car wrapping in action.

Short answer – as much as you like. Anything less than a full wrap is normally called a ‘partial wrap’.

Half Partial Wrap

Normally includes the entire rear of the vehicle and half way up the body and also includes a hood logo.

Three-quarters Partial Wrap

Includes the entire rear, most of the body of the vehicle and also includes a hood logo.

Full Wrap

Includes the entire surface of the vehicle except the roof – roof wrapping is additional.

In normal cases car wrapping will not damage factory paint jobs. Car wrapping does not stick to rust, and if the vehicle has chipped paint the vinyl wrap may pull the chipping paint when it is removed.

In the case of leased vehicles, you should always obtain permission. The good thing is that most leased vehicles have factory paint jobs with excellent paint quality. This make it even easier to apply and remove without damage or ‘paint peel’.