Vehicle Wrapping

Types of Vehicle Wraps

• Full Wrap

  

  The entire body is covered in film. Maximum advertising impact, with the original paint protected underneath. The film also shields the original paint from stones and scratches, leaving it as it was when the wrap comes off.

• Half Wrap

  

  The lower half or rear section is covered — close to the visibility of a full wrap at a markedly lower cost. It covers the lower half people actually look at, so visibility barely drops while the saving is substantial.

• Cut Vinyl Lettering

  

  Only the logo, phone number and web address are cut and applied. The quickest and most economical option. An entry point for single-vehicle businesses and tight fleet budgets, and you can move up to a full wrap later.

• One-Way Vision Windows

  

  Perforated film on the glazing: the graphic reads from outside while the view out stays clear. It turns the glazing into advertising space and can be used on rear and side windows without blocking the driver's view.

• Colour Change Wrap

  

  Matte, satin or chromatic film that changes the vehicle's colour — about appearance rather than advertising. It protects resale value better than a respray, and comes off at the end of a lease or rental term.

• Fleet Standard Wrap

  

  Identical application across many vehicles: the template is set once and repeated over the whole fleet. The template is cut once, so a vehicle joining the fleet later is wrapped to the same standard the same day.

• Stripe and Band Application

  

  A corporate-colour stripe along the side of commercial vehicles — understated, but it makes a fleet look coherent. It gives a corporate look without carrying advertising, which is why service and management vehicles often use it.

• Magnetic Vehicle Panel

  

  A removable magnetic panel, for owners who want the vehicle plain when it is in private use. Taken off after hours the vehicle stays plain for private use, and one panel can move between vehicles.