Turn your vehicle into a mobile billboard with a full or partial wrap designed to fit your unique imaging and brand. Make a bold impression with your customers while you complete sales calls, deliveries or service appointments.
Wraps are more flexible than paint and can easily be removed or changed if necessary. They also are not as prone to damage from harsh elements like baking sun or road salt.
Austin Partial wraps are a great choice for those that want their vehicle to have a distinctive look, but are on a tight budget. Depending on the design, partial wraps can have an impact similar to a full wrap without the price tag. They allow you to integrate your vehicle’s base color with the wrap creating a mesmerizing illusion that will leave everyone talking.
While full wraps are great for larger vehicles (such as box trucks or vans), partial vehicle wraps are perfect for smaller vehicles (like cars and SUV’s). With a partially wrapped car, you can still get your message out to thousands of potential customers every day.
Studies show that motorists notice vehicle graphics and even make decisions on whether to do business with a company based on the fleet graphics they see. In addition, the low cost of a vehicle wrap is often less than the cost of one-day quarter page ad space in a newspaper.
Full wraps, as their name suggests, cover the entire vehicle and are more eye-catching than a partial wrap. They can also be applied over the original paint, which allows for a wide range of design options that can include chrome and metallic colors.
Unlike paint, a wrap can be washed and maintained without damaging the vinyl. This makes them a smart investment for leased vehicles that may have to return in the future, as well as for companies who want to make their cars or trucks look brand new.
The overall cost of a wrap can vary depending on the complexity of the design and how much labor is involved. A complex wrap that includes many graphics or photos may be more costly than a simple logo. Also, the shape of your vehicle can play a role in how much you pay since flat surfaces are easier to wrap than those with compound curves. Lastly, any fixtures that need to be removed for the wrap to be applied can add up to the final cost.
A trailer wrap is an ideal way to promote your brand and reach a vast audience with minimal investment. Our design experts will work with you one-on-one to create a unique graphic that tells your business’s story.
Full trailer wraps turn your commercial vehicle into a mobile billboard that is impossible to miss on the road. The result is a high-quality, impactful advertisement that builds trust and awareness with your target market.
Trailer wraps can be designed to include your logo, contact information and company colors. In addition, they protect your trailer from the elements and help to improve its resale value. For the best results, it is important to have your wrap installed by a qualified professional. This will ensure that the vinyl clings properly and is free of bubbles and wrinkles, which can shorten its lifespan. Our team is ready to design and install a trailer wrap for your commercial vehicle. Contact us today to discuss your project.
As the name suggests, a color change wrap is designed to change the body of your car. Unlike a commercial wrap which is designed to promote your business from a distance, the goal of a color change wrap is to be noticed up close in fine detail.
This style of wrap is a great option for people that want to change the look of their vehicle but do not have time for a full wrap or are worried about their new paint job being scratched. Color change wraps can be as bold or as subtle as you would like and are available in matte, satin, gloss, carbon fiber, and chrome finishes.
The average vinyl wrap costs significantly less than a traditional paint job, lasts up to five years and is fully removable without damage to the original paint. They also allow you to change the look of your vehicle on a whim and are perfect for handymen, cable companies, plumbers, repair techs, dry cleaners, electricians, landscapers, tutors and businesses without an office space.