Full wrap, partial wrap or lettering for your vehicle?
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A branded vehicle is seen wherever it goes, and that makes it a useful piece of advertising. How much of it you cover depends on your budget, your brand and how long you plan to keep the vehicle.
Lettering and logos
Simple graphics such as your name, phone number and web address are the most straightforward option. Good lettering can look just as professional as a wrap, and legibility matters more than coverage.
Partial wrap
A partial wrap covers selected areas, such as the rear or the lower sides, and uses the vehicle's paint colour as part of the design. It delivers much of the impact of a full wrap with less material.
Full wrap
A full wrap covers most of the painted bodywork and gives you complete freedom with the design, but it needs the most careful artwork planning around panels, door handles and gaps.
Before artwork starts
- Give the exact make, model, year and wheelbase, because panels vary.
- Check the condition of the paintwork, since graphics follow the surface.
- Leased vehicle? Check your agreement first.
Keep the message short
People usually see a vehicle for a few seconds. Say what you do and how to reach you. See vehicle graphics for more.