Focused graphics
Put the essentials on doors, rear panels, or other selected areas. Much of the original paint stays visible.
Useful for: A clear business name, main service, and contact information.
Commercial & Fleet Wraps
Make your business recognizable on the road, at the job site, and across the fleet. Vehicle branding designed around your message.
Put Your Business Out in Front
Be Recognizable
Give the business name, core service, and contact details a clear place on the vehicle you already use.
Look Like One Team
Keep your brand recognizable across different makes, models, vehicle colors, and body styles.
Choose the Right Coverage
Use focused graphics, a partial wrap, or a full wrap to suit the vehicle, message, and project scope.
One vehicle or a mixed fleet
More than one way
to get noticed.
Coverage should support the message. Start here, then let the shape and condition of your vehicle guide the final design.
Partial wrap
Connect panels with color and graphics while using the factory paint as part of the design.
Useful for: A larger visual presence without covering every surface.
Full wrap
Carry the brand across most exterior body panels. Roofs, windows, and specialty surfaces are reviewed separately.
Useful for: A more complete canvas for your visual identity.
Photos illustrate visible coverage. Your quote identifies the panels, materials, and exclusions for your vehicle.
Real businesses. Real vehicles.
See how a brand adapts to an illustrated service van, a truck cab, and a full-size trailer.
Oak Interiors van
Black, white, and red Oak Interiors graphics extend across the cargo side and rear doors, with a gorilla-and-paintbrush illustration.
Green full-cab truck wrap
A green full-cab wrap with yellow business lettering. The cab is the documented scope of this project.
Electronic recycling trailer
Semi-trailer graphics for Black Hills Works and WDT electronic recycling.
Design for the real vehicle
A clear message.
From every angle.
Your vehicle has seconds to introduce your business. Keep the name readable, the main service clear, and the next step simple.
- Work around the body. Doors, seams, handles, and windows influence where the message belongs.
- Bring the brand you have. Share your existing logo and artwork, or tell us where you need design help.
- Plan the whole fleet. List vehicle types and availability so the design and installation plan can fit the work schedule.
How It Works
From scope review to pickup in 6 steps
01
Vehicle & Scope Review
Share vehicle details, photos, business goals, and timing. Measurements and condition inform the quote.
02
Quote Approval & Deposit
Review and approve the written quote, then pay the required deposit before work begins. The deposit and remaining balance follow your written quote terms. Approved account terms may differ.
03
Design Proof Approval
Review the layout, confirm the wording, and approve the design proof before production.
04
Schedule & Prepare
Confirm material availability, shop time, and vehicle preparation after approval. Coordinate any removal work and the fleet’s availability.
05
Installation
Bring the prepared vehicle for the confirmed appointment. We install the graphics within the approved scope.
06
Pickup & Care
Review the finished graphics, follow the balance terms in your quote, and take home care guidance for your materials.
Before your appointment
Prepare your vehicle.
Follow the preparation instructions for your confirmed appointment. A clean, dry vehicle helps the team assess the surface and begin the agreed work.
Wash and allow time to dry
Wash the vehicle before your appointment and let it dry completely. Avoid washing on the appointment day.
Skip finishing products
Do not apply wax, polish, tire shine, or ceramic coatings before installation. Tell us about any coatings already on the vehicle.
Remove personal items
Clear personal belongings from the vehicle before drop-off so the team can access the areas needed for your project.
Share the vehicle’s condition
Disclose repairs, modifications, paint damage, rust, and existing coatings. Check with BZT before arranging paint correction or coating removal.
Extra cleaning or preparation may add cost or delay the installation. Let us know about concerns before drop-off so we can review them with you.
Before you get started.
What affects the price?
Vehicle dimensions, coverage, artwork, materials, existing graphics, and surface condition all affect the scope. Share the details below so the shop can prepare a relevant quote.
How long is a quote valid?
Quotes are valid for 30 days. Changes to the vehicle, coverage, artwork, materials, or other project details can change the price and require an updated quote.
What should I photograph?
Take clear photos of the front, rear, and both sides. Include close-ups of existing graphics or paint concerns. Have those ready to share with the shop; this form does not upload photos.
How long will my vehicle be unavailable?
It depends on the project and shop availability. Share your scheduling constraints before booking. A requested timeline is not a confirmed installation date.
Can different vehicles look consistent?
Yes. The core brand can stay consistent while the layout adapts to different makes, models, colors, and body styles. Include the full vehicle list when you request a fleet quote.
Start Your Commercial Project
Tell us about the vehicle and the message. Final pricing follows a review of your project.
Have your vehicle photos and logo ready to share with the shop. This form captures project details; it does not upload files or book an installation.