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Cost to wrap by vehicle type

Different vehicle types require different wrapping budgets. Generally, the bigger the vehicle and the more intricate the job, the more expensive the wrap. The following factors affect the final cost of a vehicle wrap:

• Vehicle size and type
• Brand of vinyl wrap
• Intricacy of design
• Amount of vinyl used

Call us today at 773-455-0467 or 312-212-0493, let us know what vehicle you own, and find out the price estimate for your “Wrap by vehicle type” project.

Types of vehicles that can be wrapped

• Cars
• Vans
• Pick up trucks
• Trucks
• Semi-trailers
• Buses
• Motorcycles
• Scooters
• Yachts
• Helicopters
• Trains

7 reasons to wrap your vehicle

1. Change the color
2. Change the finish
3. Upgrade the look
4. Promote your business
5. Hide ugly paintwork
6. Individualize your vehicle
7. More affordable than a custom paint job

Different vinyl wrap finishes

There’s a huge range of finishes and textures on the market for vinyl vehicle wraps.  The most popular of which include:

• Gloss
• Matte
• Satin
• Carbon fiber
• Chrome

Should I install vinyl wrap to a vehicle myself?

The installation of vinyl wraps to vehicles is a skilled and fiddly business. It takes professional installers years to develop the skills to achieve a crease-free and bubble-free finish. In addition, some vinyl wraps are easier to apply to vehicles than others, depending on the material used. 

You may save money applying vinyl wrap yourself but if it isn’t installed in a well-lit, completely dust-free environment, the result could be compromised leading to bubbling and peeling later on.

Full wraps versus partial wraps

Car owners can choose to either wrap their vehicles in a full wrap or a partial wrap. What is the difference you may ask? A full wrap means that vinyl wrap is applied to the entire car, including the wing mirrors, roof, and bumpers. A partial wrap is only installed on selective parts of the car, usually the most prominent areas, such as the doors, hood, and rear windshield.

As vinyl car wraps are priced according to the amount of vinyl material used, it’s cheaper to have a partial vehicle wrap than a full vehicle wrap.