Full Wrap
Coverage across the panels, doors, rear and roof where applicable. The strongest option when the vehicle is the primary advertising surface.
EDMONTON · VEHICLE GRAPHICS
Full wraps, partial wraps and cut lettering for vans, trucks and service fleets— designed, printed and installed to the same brand standard as your building signage.
Coverage across the panels, doors, rear and roof where applicable. The strongest option when the vehicle is the primary advertising surface.
Graphics across selected panels with the factory paint used as part of the design. A practical middle ground for mixed fleets.
Cut vinyl logos, contact details, licensing numbers and door lettering—the fastest, lowest-cost route to a professional look.
One specification applied across multiple units and vehicle models, scheduled so you never lose the whole fleet at once.
Full and partial wraps use cast vinyl because it conforms to curves, rivets and recesses and resists shrinking back over time. Calendered film is reserved for flat panels and shorter-term graphics.
A clear laminate over the print adds UV, abrasion and wash resistance. It's what keeps colour from fading through a run of Alberta summers and protects the graphic from winter road salt and grit.
Reflective film, chrome, matte and colour-change options are available where visibility at night or a specific finish matters—common for service, trades and utility vehicles.
Graphics are printed to your brand's colour references so a wrap installed this year still matches the unit added next year.
THE WRAP PROCESS
We confirm the year, make, model and body configuration of each unit so artwork is built to real panel dimensions, not a guess.
You review a vehicle-specific proof showing how the design lands across doors, seams and handles before anything is printed.
Panels are printed, laminated and cut, then checked against your colour references.
The vehicle is cleaned and degreased, then wrapped in a heated indoor space—essential in Edmonton, since vinyl adhesive will not bond reliably in cold conditions.
Recesses and edges are post-heated to lock the film in place, and you get care instructions before the unit goes back on the road.
Edmonton regularly runs well below freezing for months, and road salt and gravel are hard on graphics. Wraps are installed indoors at temperature and specified with laminate so they hold up to the season.
Avoid high-pressure jets aimed straight at edges and seams, and skip harsh brush washes during salt season. Hand washing extends the life of a wrap more than anything else you can do.
Trades and service fleets across the Edmonton area can't park the whole fleet for a week. We stage installs unit by unit so you keep working.
We serve Edmonton and the surrounding communities—Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan and Nisku.



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