Costs vary based on size, design, and coverage: Full wrap for a car: $4,000 – $5,500+ Full wrap for a standard van or Dual Cab ute – $5,000 to $6,500+ Partial wrap: $1,000 – $3,000+ Vinyl lettering: Starts around $400+ Treat those figures as a guide. Size, coverage, material, design and installation can move the final price, so we’d rather quote the actual project.

Installation usually takes 1–3 days, depending on the vehicle and complexity of the design. Standard full wraps are normally around 2 days with simple decals a few hours. A traditional ½ to ¾ coverage wrap will normally be completed in a single day with 2 x qualified installers on the project. Installation quality matters, so we don’t treat that part as an afterthought.

Yes. You can provide your own artwork or work with a professional designer. We specialise in offering design services or templates for accuracy. You don’t need finished artwork to start. Give us your logo, brand guidelines if you have them and the result you’re chasing; our design team can take it from there.

Yes. Wraps are designed to be removable without damaging the paint. Removal is best done by professionals using heat and adhesive removers. If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

Yes. Wraps are made to withstand weather, UV rays, and normal driving conditions. Hand washing is recommended. Avoid high-pressure washes, chemicals and abrasive brushes. Material choice and care make a real difference, so we’ll recommend the product around the actual use rather than simply the cheapest film.

We only use premium films from brands like 3M, Orafol, Hexis & a few others. These materials are durable, conformable, and offer a range of finishes (matte, gloss, satin, chrome, carbon fiber). If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

Yes. Partial wraps and graphics (e.g., just the hood or doors) are common and more affordable options for branding or custom looks. In many cases, that’s all that’s required to create a statement & achieve a result. If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

Wraps are often more affordable, faster to install, and reversible. They’re ideal for temporary promotions or non-permanent changes, whereas paint is permanent. If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

Basic care includes: Hand washing with mild detergent Avoiding direct sun when parked for long periods No waxing or abrasive cleaners If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

Yes. If only a section is damaged, that area can often be rewrapped without replacing the entire wrap. Please note that dependent on the length of time the wrap has been on the vehicle, there may be some colour variation due to fading & conditional abrasion. All print files are kept on our server & printed on the same printer so the prints are identical If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

Absolutely & it’s a key point of difference between us others. We manage fleet vehicles for many of Australia’s largest companies including Subway, Gliderol, SAGE, Dormakaba & others. All graphics are printed & set up at our facility in Pooraka to ensure 100% brand compliance re layout & colour. They are then shipped to a local installer who we have used prior & with the right credentials to ensure a professional installation on our behalf. We handle all the logistics, we just need a location & style of car then we will handle the rest. If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.

A vehicle wrap is a large vinyl decal, print or graphic applied directly over the original paint of a vehicle. It can fully or partially cover the vehicle and is used for advertising, branding, or aesthetic customization. If you’re unsure, send us a photo and a few details and we’ll tell you what we’d use if it were our own vehicle or premises.