Veteran-built.Fleet wraps that make every vehicle work for you
Full wraps, partial wraps and fleet graphics for vans, pickups, box trucks and trailers. One consistent look across every vehicle you run.
Wrap options
Full wrap
Every painted panel, color change included. Maximum visibility and a fresh vehicle color.
Partial wrap
Rear half, sides or doors with printed graphics that blend into the paint. A strong look on a tighter budget.
Spot graphics
Door logos, rear doors, hood or tailgate. Great for adding vehicles to an existing fleet look.
Trailer wraps
Sides and rear of enclosed trailers: big, flat billboard panels.
The wrap process, step by step
Measure and photograph each vehicle
We record year, make, model and body style, measure every panel and photograph the vehicle from all sides so the design fits each truck or van.
Design
Your logo, colors, phone number and website go onto a true-to-scale template of your vehicle. You approve the design before anything prints.
Print and laminate
We print on cast wrap vinyl with matching laminate for UV and scratch protection, then let the prints outgas before install.
Surface prep
Each vehicle is washed, degreased and wiped with isopropyl alcohol so the film bonds to clean paint.
Install
Installers lay the panels with squeegees and heat, wrapping into recesses and trimming at seams for a paint-like finish.
Final inspection and care sheet
We post-heat edges, inspect every seam and hand you a care sheet so the wrap stays sharp on the road.
Vehicle lettering and decals
- Door logos and business names.
- Phone numbers, websites and QR codes.
- USDOT and CA numbers in the sizes your vehicles need.
- Perforated rear-window graphics you can see out of.
- Reflective striping and chevrons.
- Magnetic signs for personal vehicles used for work.
Lettering, step by step
Pick the layout
Logo, business name, phone, website and any required numbers, sized for doors, tailgates and rear windows.
Cut and weed
Lettering is plotter-cut from premium cast vinyl and weeded by hand.
Apply
Applied with transfer tape, squeegeed smooth and burnished at the edges.
Caring for a wrap
- Hand wash or use a touchless wash; keep pressure-washer nozzles a foot or more from edges.
- Clean fuel spills and bird droppings promptly.
- Park in shade when you can to extend film life.
Ready to put your brand on the road?
Send us the details and we reply with a written quote. Call or text (619) 770-5454.