Car Wraps

Car Wraps offer a quick and easy way to spruce up any car, truck, SUV or even RV. From corporate advertising to just personal taste, car wrap advertising has taken off in big ways in recent years. One way is to purchase a car wrap kit and have it installed at your dealership. The kits can be shipped to your dealership and installed. Or, you can create your own design and have it done at a full-service sign company. No matter which route you take, car wrap options are growing rapidly.

Car wrap kits come with pre-cut vinyl decals and patterns for any make or model of vehicle. Car wrapping has become popular with truck owners, too, who want to customize their rides. Wraps for trucks, SUVs and vans are available in vibrant colors and many have graphics that let you customize the finished look. Many dealerships offer pre-painted car wraps for purchase. But, you can also have the sign maker customize a vinyl decal to fit your vehicle.

There are two types of car wraps. One is a vinyl film that comes on with the vinyl decal applied. The other type is fiberglass, thermoplastic or cloth material that is applied to the top of your car. Car wrap letters are generally in bold, contrasting colors such as red, white and black. They can be matte or glossy; matte being less glossy and usually more durable than glossy.

Another trend is to have custom car wraps made to match the new paint job. Car wrap lettering may be changed from letter to letter or number to number. You can also choose from several different styles. Some companies may do the lettering and painting in one shop, while others will do it at another shop. Sometimes the change only involves the placement of the lettering on the vehicle.

Customization is not limited to just one aspect of the modification. Car wrap kits can include everything from chrome door handles to chrome side skirts to custom door pulls and vinyl headlamps. These modifications, though many, add a final look to your vehicle. For instance, if you decide to go with the "power paint" option on your power door handles and vinyl handles, you could also choose to have the same effect on your license plate frame.

But, car wrap customization is not all about personalizing your vehicle. It's also about protecting your investment and giving it a whole new look. It makes sense to go all out when adding a custom paint job or custom lights for your vehicle. However, many people do not realize that car wrapping is an excellent way to protect your car. The cover protects your car wrap from damage in inclement weather. In addition, it provides a more stylish and complete look to your vehicle.

As previously mentioned, there are two different types of car wraps. The first type is made up of clear vinyl graphics and the second type is made up of carbon fiber vinyl graphics. While clear vinyl graphics are more economical, carbon fiber ones are more durable. If you're considering having a custom paint job or getting new vehicle decorations, having a carbon fiber car wrap is definitely an attractive option.

Whether you opt for clear vinyl decals or carbon fiber car wraps, there are several companies out there that can help you design the perfect vehicle wraps for your vehicle. Just like any other type of business, some car wrapping businesses will charge you for their services. However, the cost of these customized vehicle wraps is quite reasonable when compared to the cost of repairing a small dent or scratch on your vehicle.