Vehicle wraps turn your car, truck, or trailer into a moving billboard. Whether you’re branding a fleet or giving your daily driver a fresh look, wraps deliver eye‑catching visuals, protect OEM paint, and can be removed cleanly when it’s time to refresh.
What is a vehicle wrap?
A wrap is a large printed cast vinyl graphic that conforms to your vehicle’s curves. Installed professionally, it looks seamless and shields the paint underneath from sun and road wear.
Wraps are reversible advertising — powerful when you need it, removable when you don’t.
– Limitless Graphix
Types of wraps
Full Wrap: Maximum coverage and impact. Ideal for bold branding and complete color changes.
Partial Wrap: Doors, hood, and rear panels for strong visibility at a lower cost.
Spot Graphics: Logos, contact info, and key messaging placed strategically.
Color Change Wrap: Gloss, matte, satin, metallic, and color‑shift finishes to transform style.
Costs & ROI (quick example)
Pricing depends on vehicle size, coverage, and design complexity. Wraps are a one‑time investment that advertise 24/7 for years. If a $3,500 partial wrap generates one $150/month job, that’s $1,800/year — often breaking even within 1–2 years while the wrap keeps working.
Design → Print → Install (our process)
- Consult & Measure: Goals, coverage options, photos, and measurements.
- Design: Proofs built on exact vehicle templates for perfect alignment.
- Prep: Deep clean and decontamination for maximum adhesion.
- Print & Laminate: High‑res print on cast vinyl; UV lamination boosts durability.
- Install: Panel‑by‑panel application, post‑heating, and edge sealing.
- Final Check & Care Guide: Walkthrough, photos, and maintenance tips.
Care & maintenance in AZ heat
- Hand‑wash with pH‑neutral soap; avoid automatic brushes.
- Rinse dust before washing to prevent micro‑scratches.
- Pressure wash only at a distance (≥ 36"), ≤ 1200 PSI, wide fan, no edge contact.
- Park in shade when possible; consider wrap‑safe sealants.
Wrap vs. paint: when to choose each
Pick a wrap for lower cost than high‑end paint, unlimited design options, and removability. Choose paint if you need bodywork/rust repair first or want a permanent finish you won’t change.
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Vehicle Wrap FAQs
How long does a wrap take from approval? Most projects are ready in 5–10 business days depending on complexity and scheduling.
Can you match brand colors? Yes—provide Pantone or brand values; we color‑proof and calibrate.
What’s the warranty? Premium films include manufacturer warranties; our workmanship warranty covers installation quality.
Do you remove old wraps? Absolutely. We can remove old vinyl and prep for your new install.
Do you wrap fleets and trailers? Yes—trailers, box trucks, UTVs, boats, food trucks, and more. Ask about multi‑unit pricing.