Vehicle Wrap FAQ

What’s involved in a wrap?

With any project, the details are different, but our approach will remain the same. All Wraps involve a number of phases. First, STICK will get an understanding of the goals and objectives of your project. Next, we need the appropriate measurements of your vehicle, wall or object to create our template. This template is used to guide the design. At this point, we are ready for design. STICK can fulfill all design needs or you can provide your own graphics from your agency or graphic designer. Once approved, the graphics will be printed and laminated to protect from abrasion and UV rays. Last, the wrap will be installed on your vehicle. The rest is magic! For more info, please read our Wrap Process here…

How is a wrap produced?

Your wrap will be printed on a Roland VersaCamm, a 54″ large-format printer. Think of it similar to a color printer at your office, only about 7′ long and nearly 500 pounds. The biggest difference between your desktop printer and the one that will print your wrap is that the wrap printers use a type of solvent ink that is much more durable than what you would print at your home or office. The wrap is then laminated with a vinyl laminate that adds to the durability of your wrap by protecting against chips, abrasions, and fading.

How long will my wrap last?

That depends on the application. If you are doing the inside walls of your business, the wrap could be good indefinitely, depending on sun exposure. Our vehicle wraps come with a 3 year warranty from normal wear and tear. Basically, if the wrap is peeling or starts to come up- call us and we will take care of it. If you hit a tree — you’re on your own.

Will a wrap damage my paint?

If your car has been in an accident and has been repaired, there is a chance that the Wrap will affect the underlying paint. Most factory paint jobs should be fine, as should a quality repaint, as long as the paint has had time to cure. This “cure time” is generally about 90 days.

How long will it take to do my wrap?

This depends on the job. A vehicle, for example, can typically be wrapped in a day or two depending on the complexity of the wrap.

How much will my wrap cost?

Short answer – it depends on the size and type of vehicle or office that you are wanting to wrap. It also depends on square footage of the vehicle. There are also other factors such as complexity of the vehicle, number of windows and door handles, as well as location. To get a gauge on the price, determine the square footage of the coverage area and multiply that by $15/ sq ft.

Learn more by visiting our Pricing page.