Vehicle wraps

Full wraps, partial wraps, lettering, decals and fleet graphics. Send us photos of the vehicle and you get a real price back within one business day.

What a wrap costs

Most shops will not publish this. Here is what our work actually runs.

Coverage	Typical cost
Lettering and a logo on the doors	$50 to $150
Partial wrap	$500 to $1,500
Full wrap	$4,000 to $7,000

Coverage is the decision that moves the price, not the vehicle or the artwork. A partial tops out at $1,500 and a full wrap starts at $4,000, so crossing that line costs at least $2,500 in one choice. Plenty of vehicles that look fully wrapped on the road are partials with good lettering. Tell us what the vehicle is for and we will tell you which one you need.

What else moves the number

• The vehicle. A cargo van has large flat panels. A pickup with a bedliner, roof rails and deep curves takes longer and uses more material.
• The paint. Vinyl sticks to the surface it is put on, so rust, peeling clear coat and old repairs all matter.
• The artwork. A print-ready file costs nothing extra. Designing from scratch is design time.

How it works

1. Send photos and the vehicle details. Both sides, the back, and anything already on it.
2. We quote within one business day, with a timeline for how long the vehicle is with us.
3. You approve the design. Nothing is printed until you have seen it on your vehicle.
4. We fit it, and you collect.

What to send us

• Year, make and model, and whether it is a high roof or extended length
• Photos of both sides, the back, and anything already on the vehicle — the form takes uploads
• Roughly how much coverage you want, even loosely
• Any logo or artwork files you have. If your logo only exists as a small image, say so — see the artwork guide
• Your dates. If the vehicle is working, tell us and we will schedule around it

One call worth making first. If the wrap changes your vehicle’s apparent colour, ask the Michigan Secretary of State whether they want the colour updated, and tell your insurer. We checked the Secretary of State’s published pages and could not find a rule covering vinyl wraps specifically, so we are not going to repeat one we cannot source. Neither call takes long.

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Vehicle work we have done

Every one of these is a real vehicle that left our shop. Vans, trailers, a flatbed tow truck, window decals and hi-vis workwear for the crews who drive them.