Full wraps, partial wraps, vinyl lettering, reflective municipal striping, and complete fleet rebrands — designed, printed in-house on 3M and Avery cast vinyls, and installed by certified applicators across the New York and New Jersey metro.
We handle every vehicle graphics format you'd reasonably ask a sign shop to produce — from a magnetic door sign for a service van to a hundred-vehicle reflective municipal rebrand. Everything below is produced and installed in-house at our Newark facility, with consistent specs across every unit.
Complete vehicle coverage in cast vinyl. Used for fleet branding, promotional vehicles, transit advertising, and high-impact mobile marketing. Lasts 5–7 years on properly prepped surfaces.
Strategic coverage on doors, panels, hood, or rear — gives you brand impact at a fraction of full-wrap cost. Common on service vans, delivery vehicles, and fleet expansions.
Cut vinyl logos, contact information, USDOT numbers, and regulatory markings. Most cost-effective option for utility vehicles, contractor trucks, and code-required marking.
Multi-vehicle programs — coordinated design, scheduled production, and rolling installation across an entire fleet. We handle 5 to 100+ vehicles with consistent specs across every unit.
Federal-spec compliant reflective striping for police, fire, EMS, and DOT vehicles. ASTM-rated retroreflective sheeting, applied to current standards. Two completed contracts with NJ county sheriff's offices.
Clean removal of expired wraps with no surface damage, plus replacement or refresh installations. Important for leased fleets at end-of-term and for periodic brand updates.
Every project follows the same disciplined sequence. Larger fleets parallelize at the production and installation stages; the structure stays the same.
We talk through vehicle types, quantities, design intent, and timeline. Site visit if needed for fleet projects.
Our design team produces vehicle-specific mockups. You approve before anything goes to print.
Latex or eco-solvent printed on 3M IJ180Cv3 or Avery MPI 1105 cast vinyl. Laminated for UV and abrasion protection.
Certified applicators install at our Newark bay or on-site for fleet projects. Vehicles are surface-prepped before any vinyl touches them.
Final inspection, photos for your records, and a written warranty on every install. Replacement panels for damage are stocked.
We default to premium cast vinyls from 3M and Avery for any wrap that's expected to live outdoors more than 18 months. Calendared vinyls are an option for short-term promotional applications where budget matters more than longevity.
Premium cast wrap film with Controltac and Comply v3 air-release adhesive. 7-year vertical / 5-year non-vertical durability. Standard for full vehicle wraps.
Cast vinyl with Easy Apply RS adhesive. Excellent conformability for complex vehicle curves. Direct alternative to 3M IJ180Cv3.
Gloss and matte cast laminate paired with print films. Provides UV protection, abrasion resistance, and chemical resistance for vehicle environments.
Federal-spec retroreflective sheeting for emergency vehicles. ASTM Type XI. Used on every law enforcement vehicle we mark.
Cut vinyl in 9-year and 10-year exterior durability grades. Used for logos, regulatory markings, and door lettering.
Cost-effective option for short-term campaigns (under 12 months). We'll recommend cast over calendared whenever the application warrants it.
A representative slice of recent fleet and vehicle projects. Full portfolio available on request — including non-disclosed work for clients with confidentiality requirements.
For a single full wrap with finalized artwork: typically 7–10 business days from approval to installed. The breakdown is roughly 2–3 days for production, 1 day for laminate cure and trim, and a half-day to a full day for installation depending on vehicle complexity.
For fleet projects (10+ vehicles), we run a rolling production and install schedule. We can usually start delivering finished vehicles within 2 weeks of approval.
Costs vary by vehicle size, complexity (curves, body lines, recessed areas), and material grade. As broad ranges for cast-vinyl wraps with professional install:
Sedan partial wrap: roughly $1,500–$3,000. Full sedan wrap: $3,000–$5,000. Cargo van full wrap: $4,500–$7,500. Box truck full wrap: $6,000–$10,000+. Vinyl lettering only: $300–$1,200 per vehicle.
Fleet pricing scales down on a per-vehicle basis. We give you a real number, not a placeholder — request a quote with vehicle make/model and we'll come back with itemized pricing.
Properly installed cast vinyl from 3M or Avery, on a properly prepped surface, lasts 5–7 years vertically and 3–5 years on horizontal surfaces (hood, roof) where UV exposure is harshest. Garaged vehicles will outlast street-parked vehicles substantially.
Calendared vinyls used for short-term promotional wraps are typically rated for 12–18 months.
No — on factory-original paint in good condition. The vinyl actually protects the paint underneath from UV, road grime, and minor abrasion. When professionally removed within the warranty period, it leaves the original finish intact.
Risk areas: aftermarket paint that hasn't fully cured, vehicles with prior damage or repaint, and wraps left on far past their service life. We always assess the surface before installation and flag concerns.
Yes. Per-vehicle pricing drops meaningfully at 5+ units, again at 20+, and again at 50+. The math works out: design is amortized across the fleet, production runs are batched, and install efficiency goes up substantially after the first few units of any given vehicle type.
We'll structure the quote as per-vehicle pricing plus a one-time design/setup fee, so you can see exactly what scaling does to the per-unit cost.
Yes. USDOT numbers, MC numbers, GVWR markings, hazmat placarding, and any other federal or state-required vehicle markings — we produce them to current spec, in the correct sizes and reflective grades, and install them per the regulation.
Year, make, model, scope (full / partial / lettering), and quantity if it's a fleet. We'll respond within one business day.