A vehicle wrap is printed vinyl film that covers part or all of a vehicle's paint. It turns a van, truck or trailer into advertising everywhere it drives and parks, and it protects the paint underneath. Marv'les Signs prints wraps on wide-format equipment, laminates them and installs them.
Artwork: we print and install wraps from your print-ready design. If you don't have a wrap design yet, bring your logo and we'll talk through what's needed to get to a print-ready file.
Wrap options
Full wraps
Film covers the whole painted body: sides, back, hood and roof as needed. A full wrap gives the most impact and also changes the vehicle's color.
Partial wraps
Printed film covers part of the vehicle, often the back half or the sides, and blends into the paint color. A partial wrap costs less and can look just as bold with the right design.
Fleet wraps
The same design printed and installed on several vehicles, so the whole fleet matches. We can schedule vehicles in batches to keep your trucks on the road.
How a wrap job works
- Measurements. We need the year, make and model, and for box trucks and trailers the measurements of each side.
- Print-ready file. The design should be built to the vehicle's real dimensions, with room for door handles, seams and body lines.
- Printing and laminate. We print on cast wrap vinyl and laminate it to protect it from UV fading and scratches.
- Clean vehicle. Wraps stick best to clean, waxless paint in good condition. Rust, peeling clear coat and dents show through the film.
- Installation. The film is applied panel by panel and trimmed around edges, handles and lights.
Only need your name, phone and logo on the doors? Cut vinyl lettering costs much less than a wrap. See Vehicle Wraps & Graphics or call (845) 426-0804.
Common questions
Do you design the wrap?
Our wrap service covers printing and installation. Bring a print-ready design, or bring your logo and we'll talk about getting the file ready for print.
How long does a vehicle wrap last?
A well-made, laminated wrap usually lasts several years. Sun exposure, washing habits and where the vehicle is parked all affect it.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
On paint in good condition, no. A wrap protects the paint under it. Paint that is already peeling or repainted poorly can lift when the film is removed.