Vehicle wraps spread the word about your business or promotion, and with the right design, you'll make an unforgettable first impression. If you're looking for a custom wrap for your company vehicle, you have two main options:
Full wraps create a seamless look for your vehicle.
- Full wraps - Also called full vehicle wraps, these designs cover your entire vehicle. Each section of the design is printed to cover a large panel of the vehicle's exterior with one piece of vinyl. By minimizing the number of seams, the result looks like an all-over paint job from only a few feet away from the vehicle.
Full wraps create a seamless look for your vehicle.- Partial wraps - A partial wrap covers one to three quarters of your vehicle and is designed to coordinate with the vehicle's existing paint job. You can also add smaller decals, window graphics and vinyl letters to round out the design.
Partial wraps are great for larger, industrial vehicles.
Use a Full Wrap If...
- Your vehicle is small, such as a passenger car. A seamless design gives you more space to express your message.
- Your vehicle's color doesn't work well with your branding. A full wrap is more cost-effective than a new paint job.
- You want to protect your vehicle's paint job. Adhesive vinyl sealed with UV laminate film defends your paint job from the elements. A partial wrap allows uncovered areas to fade.
- You want your message to be seen from every angle.
- Your vehicle is large, such as a work van or truck.
- Your vehicle has curves or bumps that would make a large design look warped. A partial wrap can be easily fit into flat areas.
- You're looking for an affordable way to customize your vehicle. Partials cost less than seamless wraps because they use less material and they're easier to install.
A little can go a long way with the right design!
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