Advertising that moves
Vehicle Wrapping
Vehicle wrapping applies cut or digitally printed vinyl to a vehicle's surface, turning it into advertising space. Royal Reklam applies partial and full wraps in Samsun using laminated cast vinyl. Application takes 1–3 days depending on vehicle type and does not damage factory paint.
A commercial vehicle is seen by thousands of people a day. A wrap creates an outdoor advertising surface with no monthly rent — working for years on exactly the routes your customers use.
Material choice is everything. Cheap calendered vinyl shrinks back on curves, fades quickly and lifts paint on removal. We use cast vinyl with a UV-protective laminate, giving 5–7 years of outdoor colour stability and clean, paint-safe removal.
We work at every scale from partial graphics to full wraps. For fleets we build a per-model template so every vehicle carries the logo in exactly the same position — ten vans, one standard.
Highlights
Cast vinyl with laminate
Conforms to curves without shrink-back; 5–7 year UV durability.
Paint-safe
Heat-assisted removal leaves the factory finish intact — and protected.
Fleet consistency
Model-specific templates keep every vehicle identical.
Dust-free application
Applied indoors so no bubbles or dust are trapped under the film.
Technical Specification
| Film | Cast vinyl, 3M / Oracal grade |
|---|---|
| Protection | UV-stable overlaminate |
| Printing | Eco-solvent or latex digital print |
| Coverage | Partial, half or full wrap |
| Glazing | One-way vision perforated film |
| Outdoor life | 5 – 7 years |
| Application time | 1 – 3 days by vehicle type |
| Removal | Heat-assisted, paint safe |
What Determines the Price?
- Vehicle type and surface area to be covered
- Partial versus full coverage
- Film grade — cast costs more than calendered but lasts far longer
- Number of colours and whether printing is required
- Curves, recesses and deep channels, which add labour
- Fleet volume — unit cost falls with quantity
Common questions
The questions we are asked most often before a sign is commissioned, answered plainly.