CUSTOM TRUCK WRAPS & TRAILER WRAPS CORONA, CA

A high-quality, professionally installed truck wrap can last approximately five to seven years. After that length of time, it is common to notice that your vinyl wrap is beginning to crack, fade, or peel off your vehicle. When it’s time to replace your wrap, you can use the same design or have an entirely new look created.

Wrapping a truck provides many benefits, making it a worthwhile investment. For business owners, vehicle advertising is a cost-effective marketing tool that delivers top results. While out on the road, your brand will be seen by thousands of customers every day! In addition to looking good, wraps also protect your vehicle’s exterior, helping to preserve its value.

The cost to wrap a truck will depend on the design and finish of the wrap, as well as the size. While full custom truck wraps are a popular option, many people opt for a partial wrap or even just a door or tailgate wrap as it may be a better fit for their message or budget.

Wrapping your truck will help cover and protect the paint. There’s no need to worry about a wrap causing paint damage. A vinyl wrap will act as a barrier that works to protect paint against weather exposure, rocks, and other debris, as well as normal wear and tear.

If you want to amplify your company’s marketing message and make sure that your vehicles out on the road attract attention, it’s time to wrap your trucks. Vinyl wraps are also an excellent way to elevate the appearance of a vehicle cost-effectively without making any permanent changes.

Designing an effective truck wrap starts by understanding what you want the wrap to achieve. You also want any design to be cohesive with your brand and other marketing efforts. It’s really important to work with an experienced vehicle wrap company to ensure that your design will work well with the truck you have and that the images and colors used are as vibrant as possible.

Wrapping a vehicle yourself can be tricky. It’s important to clean it with a paint-safe grease and wax remover and to carefully buff away any dust and debris. Having your wrap professionally installed is the best way to ensure your truck is properly prepared for its vinyl wrap.

Properly removing a vinyl truck wrap involves three steps – applying heat, detailing to remove all vinyl and adhesive, and the final clean-up. An experienced vinyl wrap technician will apply heat at the seam or an edge until warm and then gently pull the entire wrap from the vehicle. Once the main wrap is removed, any remaining pieces or adhesive will be tackled and removed.

They certainly can be! While vehicle advertising has long been proven to be very effective, making sure you have the right truck wrap is critical. You want to be sure your wrap helps your brand resonate with the customer and that your contact information and business name is easily visible and readable.

The amount of wrap you’ll need for a truck will vary depending on if you’re doing a full or partial wrap. The size and the type of truck will also impact the amount of vinyl needed, however, the most common amount required is a 70 to 75 foot by 60 inches roll.