3M Vehicle Wraps

Can I use my own graphics and pictures?

You most certainly can. All of the graphics and images you supply us must be high-resolution. If the file you provide is not large enough we will notify you and suggest options for fixing the problem. You must also either own the image or have the rights to use it.

How do I transfer my files to you?

We use a file transfer program that can be found on our website here: https://shannonbaum.wetransfer.com/

If our wrap is damaged in an accident can you repair it?

Yes, we keep your wrap files so the repair will match with the original design.

Will my paint be damaged when the wrap is removed?

If we are installing the wrap on the original paint it will actually protect the paint from everyday wear and tear. However, if we are installing the wrap on an aftermarket paint job, depending on the quality of the paint, it may cause peeling when the wrap is removed.

How long does a wrap last?

The average life of one of our wraps is 5 years.

What is a vehicle wrap?

A wrap is basically a big printed decal for your vehicle. Wraps are a great advertising tool because they are a moving billboard for your company or cause. Our wraps are custom designed and printed for your specific vehicle.

Why should I wrap my vehicle?

Vehicle wrapping is an extremely effective advertising solution. Wrapping your vehicle is one of the cheapest forms of effective advertising that you can buy! Your vehicle can be visible everyday to everyone that drives by it. Whereas other forms of advertising (newspaper, tv commercials, etc.) only appear at set times in certain places. 30% of motorists say they base buying decisions on ads that they see.

Can I reorder a wrap that you have installed before?

Yes. We store all of our wrap files. We can also redesign an existing wrap to fit a different type of vehicle.

Do you do all of the work in-house?

Yes. First, we work with you to create a design you like that fits your vision and vehicle. We then print that design using one of our large format printers. Lastly, the print then gets laminated (which protects the print against grease, dirt & chemicals) and applied to your vehicle by our team of trained installers.

How long does the entire wrap process take?

Typically the process takes between 3-5 days once the design is approved. Partial wraps take around 3-4 days, while full wraps take 4-5 days. The time it takes to install a wrap also depends on the type of vehicle we are wrapping. A box truck with flat surfaces will take a lot less time compared to a vehicle with a lot of curves.