Every vehicle your business drives is a moving sign. A well-designed wrap puts your name, services and phone number in front of thousands of people a day, in every neighborhood your team visits, without paying for another ad. The Sign Factory designs, prints and installs vehicle wraps, fleet graphics and lettering for cars, vans, trucks and trailers in Charlotte, NC.
Vehicle Graphics We Offer
- Full wraps: printed vinyl that covers the whole vehicle for the biggest impact.
- Partial wraps: graphics on part of the vehicle that work with the paint color, for a strong look at a lower cost.
- Fleet lettering and logos: cut vinyl names, logos, phone numbers and DOT numbers for trucks and vans.
- Window perforated film: printed graphics on rear and side windows that the driver can still see through. See window perf for fleet vans.
- Trailer and equipment graphics: large, simple layouts for trailers and work equipment.
Design That Works at Speed
People see a vehicle for a few seconds, often while driving. The best wraps have a clear logo, one simple message and a phone number or website large enough to read from another lane. We design to the exact template of your make and model, so graphics wrap cleanly around door handles, body lines and windows, and you approve a proof before anything is printed. Read what kind of vehicle wrap is right for you.
Materials and Installation
We print on cast vehicle vinyl from manufacturers such as 3M, with a protective laminate, and install it by hand so it conforms to every curve. Quality wrap film protects the paint underneath and can be removed later when you sell or lease-return the vehicle. Read about 3M vehicle wraps.
Fleet Graphics
For fleets, consistency matters: every van and truck should look the same so customers recognize your brand anywhere. We keep your design on file and match it as you add vehicles. Read why fleet vehicle wraps are worth it.
Vehicle Wrap Projects
- Fabulous Cleaning Services: a graduated pink wrap matching the company's website, with perforated film on the rear side windows and the name, logo, phone number and website. Read the project story.
- Green Frog Waterproofing: fleet lettering and graphics with the logo, contact details, tagline and services for the company's trucks in Matthews and Charlotte. Read the project story.
Which Vehicles Can Be Wrapped
- Cars and SUVs: for sales teams, real estate agents and owner-operators.
- Vans: the most common service vehicle and a large, flat canvas for your message.
- Pickup and box trucks: doors, tailgates and box sides for contractors and delivery fleets.
- Trailers: some of the largest advertising space a business can own.
Caring for Your Wrap
A wrap lasts longest when it is cleaned gently. Hand washing or a touchless car wash is best, and high-pressure water should be kept away from the edges of the film. Parking in the shade when you can slows fading. If a panel is damaged in an accident, we can reprint and replace just that section instead of rewrapping the whole vehicle.
Vehicle Wraps FAQ
Will a wrap damage my paint?
A quality wrap applied to factory paint protects it from minor scratches and sun, and can be removed later. Paint that is already damaged or repainted may lift when the wrap is removed, so we check the vehicle first.
Full wrap or partial wrap?
A full wrap makes the biggest impression. A partial wrap or lettering costs less and can look just as professional when it is designed around the vehicle's color.
How long does a vehicle wrap take?
Design and printing usually take one to two weeks. Installation of a full wrap takes about a day per vehicle, and fleets can be scheduled in batches so your team stays on the road.
Can I wrap a leased vehicle?
Usually yes, because quality wrap film can be removed when the lease ends. Check your lease terms first, and we will remove the wrap before you return the vehicle.
Wrap Your Vehicles
Tell us the make and model of your vehicles and we will send design ideas and a quote. Call 704-321-0040 or request a quote.