Times are typical, not promises — parts availability and hidden damage can change them. We confirm before starting.
| Job | Typical turnaround | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Door decals | 2–3 days | Cut vinyl |
| Partial wrap | 3–5 days | Vehicle in for a day |
| Full wrap | 1–2 weeks | Includes design time |
| Fleet graphics | Quoted | Per-vehicle pricing |
| Removal | 1–2 days | Adhesive cleaned off |
Applied and removed properly, no — quality vinyl protects the paint underneath. Problems come from cheap film and rushed removal.
Five to seven years with normal use. Garaged vehicles last longer.
Yes. Hand washing is kinder than a brush car wash, and avoid pressure washing the edges.
Call, message, or walk in — we'll tell you what it needs and what it costs.
Your work van drives past hundreds of potential customers every single day. Vehicle graphics turn those kilometres into advertising that works while you work — no monthly fees, no renewals, just your name, number, and services where everyone can see them. We design, print, and install everything in-house, so one team is responsible from the first sketch to the final squeegee stroke.
| Service | Starting from |
|---|---|
| Door decals (pair, cut vinyl) | from $99 |
| Magnetic vehicle signs (pair) | from $89 |
| Partial wrap (panels / rear doors) | from $1,200 |
| Full wrap — car or small van | from $2,800 |
| Trailer or large van wrap | from $3,500 |
| Design and artwork | from $150 |
Prices are estimates and vary by job size and materials — contact us for a confirmed quote.
Decals and magnetic signs are usually ready within a few days. A partial wrap takes about a week including design, with your vehicle in the shop for a single day. Full wraps run one to two weeks from approved design to finished install, and the vehicle is typically with us for three to five working days. Spring is our busiest season for wraps, so if you want your truck ready for summer work, book a few weeks ahead and we'll hold your spot.
You don't need a thing. Most customers arrive with just a logo — sometimes just a business card. Our designers build the full vehicle layout around your brand, and you approve a proof showing exactly how it will look before we print a single inch of vinyl.
Yes, and it's one of the smartest uses of a wrap. Quality vinyl removes cleanly at lease end without damaging the factory paint, which protects you from wear-and-tear charges. Just check your lease terms first, and keep the design reversible — no drilled holes or permanent fixtures.
Usually, yes — vinyl conforms to minor imperfections. But a wrap won't fix rust, and it can actually make deep dents more visible. We'll look at the vehicle with you and be straight about it: if a panel needs bodywork first, we'll tell you before you spend money on vinyl.
Door decals and magnets can often be done same-day or next-day. A partial wrap needs the vehicle for one full day. A full wrap keeps it in the shop for three to five working days. We'll give you a firm schedule when you book so you can plan around it.
We print from your brand files and colour-proof the design before installation, so what you approve is what goes on the vehicle. If you only have a JPEG from your website, bring it anyway — we can usually rebuild clean vector artwork from it for a small design fee.
One vehicle is our most common wrap job. Plenty of our customers are owner-operators with a single van or truck. You'll get the same design care, materials, and installation quality as a ten-vehicle fleet — and if you add vehicles later, we keep your files so everything matches.
Tech Guys
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