When it comes to promoting your business, nothing beats vinyl wraps. A well-designed vehicle wrap will catch people’s eye and make a lasting impression – after all, they’re pretty hard to miss!
But which option is best for your needs? A full car wrap? A partial wrap? Or perhaps individual placed vehicle graphics? This post will give you a quick overview of each option and discuss some of the pros and cons of each to help you make a more informed decision. As always, if you have any questions or need advice on which car wrap option would best suit you, our signage experts are standing by to help!
OK, let’s jump in…
If you want maximum impact and that WOW factor, a full vehicle wrap will be the best choice. With a full wrap, every panel of your car, truck, or van is wrapped.
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A partial vehicle wrap will typically cover 30-70% of your vehicle surface. A partial car wrap might just include the back of the vehicle, or perhaps just the sides.
Pros of a partial car wrap…
Cons of a partial car wrap…
While a full or partial wrap will offer a more professional look, if budget is a big factor, then vehicle lettering and graphics would be a great option for you. They differ from full and partial car wraps, in that each element is individually cut from vinyl. If you’re in the construction or plumbing industry for example, and only want to display your logo, contact information and a brief rundown of the services you offer, vehicle graphics would be a good choice compared to a wrap
Pros of vehicle graphics and lettering…
Cons of vehicle graphics and lettering…
We hope this post helped clear up some of the confusion between full car wraps, partial car wraps, and vehicle graphics. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We have another blog post here, which discusses some of the common questions customers ask about wraps, and another post here, which covers some of the business benefits of car wraps.