| Vehicle wraps are quickly gaining in popularity due to their effectiveness and cost. Some simple statistics to compare cost: (CPM = Cost Per Thousand Viewers) Newspaper $22.95 CPM Magazine $9.35 CPM Billboard $2.18 CPM Vehicle/Fleet $0.80 - $1.30 CPM "Pound for Pound, Square foot for Square foot, Dollar for Dollar, there is no other form of advertising that has the impact of a vehicle wrap." ---- Troy Downey |
Q: How much does a vehicle wrap cost?
A: Prices range based on coverage, design, and your vehicle. A partial wrap can run anywhere from $500 and up, and a
full wrap can run from $1200 and up. We can usually meet your budget. We'll give you your best option based on what you
want to spend.
Q: How long does it last?
A: The vinyl is a long life vinyl, outdoor durable up to 8 years. However, we suggest that a wrap be removed within 4-5
years. The reason is that there are a lot of variables, such as where the vehicle is stored, how often it's driven, how often
it's washed, and climate. The majority of vehicles will need to have the vinyl removed at the 4-5 mark so the adhesive is
still pliable. Otherwise the vinyl will come off in chunks instead of sheets, making it a VERY laborious task.
Q: How long does it take to do a wrap?
A: The design process takes many hours. We will typically have 20 hours in design for a full wrap. The installation time can
take from 1-2 days depending on our schedule. The beginning phase to completion will usually take about 2-3 weeks.
A: Prices range based on coverage, design, and your vehicle. A partial wrap can run anywhere from $500 and up, and a
full wrap can run from $1200 and up. We can usually meet your budget. We'll give you your best option based on what you
want to spend.
Q: How long does it last?
A: The vinyl is a long life vinyl, outdoor durable up to 8 years. However, we suggest that a wrap be removed within 4-5
years. The reason is that there are a lot of variables, such as where the vehicle is stored, how often it's driven, how often
it's washed, and climate. The majority of vehicles will need to have the vinyl removed at the 4-5 mark so the adhesive is
still pliable. Otherwise the vinyl will come off in chunks instead of sheets, making it a VERY laborious task.
Q: How long does it take to do a wrap?
A: The design process takes many hours. We will typically have 20 hours in design for a full wrap. The installation time can
take from 1-2 days depending on our schedule. The beginning phase to completion will usually take about 2-3 weeks.
Here's some other designs to show what can be done
