Question 1

What is the warranty on my vehicle wrap?

Accepted Answer

As a 3M™ MCS™ Warranty house, you can rest assured that your wrap will have the most comprehensive warranty in the industry. We make sure that we use 3M™ recommended components such as inks, films graphics protection film and application standards. Our wrap films have a 4-7 year outdoor durability according to the manufacturer’s warranty. See

Question 2

Do you have a warranty on the wrap installation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We will warranty our installations for a full year following installation. It is our experience with almost 20 years in the vehicle wrap industry, that if there are any issues with a vehicle wrap, they will be apparent within 1 month of the installation. Working with an adhesive vinyl material certainly takes a talent. There are factors that need to be taken into consideration for a great installation. Those factors include, surface prep, temperature, substrate condition and humidity levels.

Question 3

How do I care for my custom vehicle wrap?

Accepted Answer

Hand washing with soft non-abrasive sponge is the best method. Avoid high pressure washes because that spray can actually tear the vinyl or cause seams to lift. Also, be careful to never use an ice scraper. We will supply you with a maintenance wrap care form so that you can make sure you have the information needed to keep your wrap in great shape. Also, be careful to never use an ice scraper on the wrap material.

Question 4

Once a wrap design is approved, how long does it take to wrap a vehicle?

Accepted Answer

From the time that the design is completed and approved by you, we can print your wrap and have it installed within 10 business days, often times less. To physically wrap an average sized vehicle will take the better part of a full day. Depending on your vehicle size and wrap complexity it make take 2-3 days. We always recommend to drop off your vehicle the night before your installation clean and dry.

Question 5

How do I remove my vehicle wrap?

Accepted Answer

In both the application and removal of vehicle wraps, the key is working with an experienced installer. NextDoorSigns rarely experiences problems with paint removal and therefore is a preferred vendor among many media and transit companies. Removal fees are additional. Trying to remove a wrap by yourself is not recommended.

Question 6

Can you just print my wrap for me?

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I have my own wrap installer.
Sure. If you have your own installer to wrap your vehicle, that is not a problem. We can design, print and ship your wrap directly to you. If you don’t need a design we can produce your print-ready wrap for you as well.

Question 7

How do I get wrap design ideas?

Accepted Answer

We have designed and wrapped literally thousands of vehicles for different industries and businesses. Our in house design staff is the most experienced vehicle wrap designers in the business. We have an extensive gallery of our work to gain inspiration and wrap design ideas. We can create a custom wrap design befitting your business and brand.

Question 8

Do I need to provide my own vehicle wrap design?

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NextDoorSigns.com includes design in all of its pricing to our customers. Our in house design team will create a custom, unique design for your business. If you have a logo or images you would like to use in your wrap design, be sure to send those along when we start your wrap design. We can even provide you with a vehicle wrap template for your vehicle.

Question 9

What if I already have my own vehicle wrap design?

Accepted Answer

If you have your own design capabilities we can provide you with vehicle templates and specifications for the artwork, free of charge, so that you can provide us with your completed design ready to print. It is important to remember the purpose of a vehicle wrap is advertising. Your vehicle becomes a moving billboard in which your audience has approx. 3 seconds to receive your message. Dynamic graphics with minimal text is ideal. Vehicle wraps are not meant to replace a custom paint job.

Question 10

Does a vehicle have to be a certain color to work with my wrap design?

Accepted Answer

No. A full vehicle wrap covers all the painted surfaces of a vehicle (roof when requested) and is an opaque vinyl material. Areas such as chrome bumpers, grilles and trim are generally not covered. Therefore, color generally does not matter. However, if you have a light vehicle and a dark wrap, edges and hinges may be slightly visible after installation. Same is true for the opposite. Please also keep in mind that window wrap coverage is subject to local and state regulations.

Question 11

Can you provide me with vehicle wrap templates?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you provide us with the year, make, and model of your vehicle, we can provide you with a vehicle wrap template to create your own mockups or designs. Providing images of your car, truck, trailer, or van will be helpful to us in determining which vehicle template you will need.

Question 12

What if I don’t have any high resolution images to get my vehicle wrapped?

Accepted Answer

High-resolution artwork is available and can be purchased through various sources. You can also purchase Royalty free artwork; you can then use it in all of your marketing material. We utilize several websites that provide high resolution artwork and images. Often, high resolution artwork can be attained through a corporate office of most franchises. Keep in mind that we can assist you in designing a complete wrap from concept to completion which includes dealing with all of the high resolution artwork.

Question 13

What if I have to change information or repair a damaged wrap?

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Graphics, logos, and phone numbers (or any part of the design) can be changed, reprinted and re-installed. In some cased the graphics can be done with overlays. Depending on how old your wrap is, we recommend sending us a sample of your existing wrap to make sure that we can get the colors as close as possible to match your existing wrap.

Question 14

How clear will the wrap printing be?

Accepted Answer

Our HP™ Latex printers can print up to 1200dpi. Printing output has the same the quality of the images and art that you use during your design process. The quality of your images will dictate the quality that is printed. We make sure that if your images or files are not up to par, we will let you know.

Question 15

Car Wrap Cost?

Accepted Answer

A full car wrap cost including design, printing, and professional local installation will cost $2300-$2850. This car wrap pricing is based on the vehicle being a coupe or sedan.

Question 16

Truck Wrap Cost?

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A typical truck wrap cost including design, printing, and professional local installation will cost $2400-$3250. This truck wrap pricing is based on the vehicle being a standard pickup truck with a regular cab, extended cab, or crew cab.

Question 17

Van Wrap Cost

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The cost to wrap a van wrap including design, printing, and professional local installation will range from $2650 to $4500. The range is a bit large due to the fact that there a many size commercial vans produced. There are small cargo vans such as a standard length Ford E-Series cargo van with no windows, to very large vans like a Mercedes Sprinter van with a mega high-top roof with and extended wheelbase and full windows around the vehicle.

Question 18

Trailer Wrap Cost?

Accepted Answer

The cost to wrap a trailer is calculated by the vinyl material consumption. Other factors that would affect pricing would be construction of the trailer. Such factors would be rivets, corrugation. A good rule of thumb for pricing a trailer wrap would be to estimate costs at $8.50-$11.00 per square foot. The pricing for wrapping the trailer would also include full design, printing, and installation.

Question 19

Box Truck Wrap Cost

Accepted Answer

The cost for wrapping a box truck is similar to that of a trailer. Cost factors for a box truck wrap include rivets, door configuration, hinges, and corrugation. Pricing for box truck wraps can be estimated by using the range of $8.50 to $11.00 per square foot

Question 20

Vinyl Cut Lettering Cost

Accepted Answer

Similar to vinyl decals, pricing for cut vinyl lettering for your car, truck, van, trailer or boat is calculated on by project basis.

Question 21

How much does a vinyl vehicle wrap cost?

Accepted Answer

NextDoorSigns.com  provides vehicle wrap prices based on the amount of material that a wrap consumes as well as installation. A typical full vehicle wrap (no roof), on an average sized vehicle, will cost from $2500-$3500. This wrap cost includes the design, printing, shipping, and local certified wrap installation. Vehicle wrapping cost can vary depending on the type of vehicle you have, the amount of material used, and installation complexity. Reach out to us directly to find out how much is costs to get your vehicle wrapped. We can wrap all kinds of vehicle including your car, truck, van, trailer, boat, or entire fleet.

Question 22

How does the vehicle wrap process work?

Accepted Answer

There are three parts to the vehicle wrap process. Before a wrap can be printed the design and layout must be decided upon. Once the design is approved it must be printed on a large format printer. The final step of the vehicle wrap process is the installation of the graphics on your vehicle.

Question 23

What kind of 3M™ vinyl wrap material do you use for my vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Only the best. We only use 3M™ high quality adhesive vinyl and laminates. As a 3M™ MCS™ Warranty shop you can be sure that we use all inks, printers, and materials that will make sure that your wrap lasts for years. All of our wraps are printed with 3M™ wrap vinyl. Currently, we are using 3M™ 180Cv3 with an 8518 lamination.

Question 24

What kind of printer do you use for printing my wrap?

Accepted Answer

NextDoorSigns.com wrap printing service utilizes our state of the art HP® Latex printing machines. Our machines are housed in a completely clean, climate controlled environment which insures the highest quality and consistency. If requested we will send you a printed proof prior to printing the entire job. This is recommended when matching color is critical.

Question 25

Does a vehicle wrap ruin or damage the paint?

Accepted Answer

No. If your vehicle has a factory paint job and is in good condition at the time of application, there will be no damage to the paint. If your vehicle has paint that is oxidized, cracked, peeling or has been repainted due to age or accident, the paint may be subject to damage upon removal.

Question 26

Can I wrap a leased business vehicle I am using for advertising?

Accepted Answer

Sure. A majority of the vehicles we wrap are leased or rented our business clients. We often wrap vehicles that are rented for just a week for tradeshows or events. The wrap can easily be removed without any damage at the end of the lease or rental term.

Question 27

How long does a vinyl wrap on a vehicle last?

Accepted Answer

You can expect your wrap to last 5 years or longer with proper care and cleaning. The graphics are very durable and are created with an outdoor durability of 7 years. Keeping your vehicle clean is important to keep your wrap looking great and properly adhered to vehicle. If there are every any issues with your wrap contact us right away.

Question 28

What is the difference between a partial, ½, ¾ and a full vehicle wrap?

Accepted Answer

1/2 Wrap includes the entire rear of the vehicle and 1/2 way up the vehicle, and includes a hood logo. A 3/4 Wrap includes the entire rear of the vehicle and 3/4 way up the vehicle, and includes a hood logo. Typically, a full wrap includes the entire painted surfaces of the vehicle. We can even wrap the windows with a perforated see-through window film.

Question 29

Do you provide wrapping for other vehicle types and surfaces?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, we have wrapped buildings, windows, storefronts and large machinery, truck, trailers, boats, vans, and just about everything that you can think of. If the surface to wrap has enough adhesion for the vinyl, a wrap is possible. We can even wrap textured walls as well.

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