Here is a fact about advertising: Mobile ads attract much more attention than billboards!  Many companies have had great success attracting new customers with the right vehicle graphics. Vehicle graphics give you the power to advertise your brand and slogan without breaking the bank on a marketing campaign. A lot of people shy away from wraps or vehicle graphics because they have preconceived notions about how it will affect their company or person vehicles. Here are some facts about vehicle wraps and graphics that may set your mind at ease.

- Graphics are perfectly fine on the windows

Windows generally require a perforated vinyl, with tiny holes allowing the driver to see out of it.  Of course the vision through it won't be 100%, it will allow you to see through it more clearly than solid vinyl.  Perforated vinyl for windows won't do any type of damage to windows, and is easy to remove or replace when necessary.

- Wraps can be put on leased cars

A lot of the time, it's more beneficial for a company to lease their vehicles instead of buying them outright. If your business leases a vehicle, you can, and should, put graphics on it. Wraps will help protect the paint on a car, which is beneficial for the lease holder. You should always read your lease agreement, and inform the company doing your wrap if your vehicle is leased to ensure the lease agreement isn't broken.

- Vehicle wraps and graphics do not damage paint

Many business owners avoid vehicle wraps because they believe the vehicle's paint will be damaged by the vinyl graphics. This could not be further from the truth. When installed correctly, a wrap will protect the paint from scratches and fading, and is easily removeable in the future. When you bring your vehicle(s) to a professional installer, it will be inspected for damage or failure points. If there are dents and scratches on the vehicle, it could affect the vinyl's ability to stick to that spot or become a failure point for that part in the future. Your shop of choice will be able to advise you of any issues.

- The entire car doesn't have to be covered by a wrap

A common belief among business owners and individuals is that you have to wrap your entire care, but this couldn't be further from the truth.  You have the option to choose from full wraps, partial wraps, or spot graphics.  A full wrap will cover the entire vehicle, while a partial wrap will cover only part of the vehicle (i.e. the back 1/2 of the vehicle.  Spot graphics don't cover entire portions of the vehicle, but are good for displaying your business logo and phone number, website, and any other relevant information. The price of your wrap will depend on the square footage of vinyl installed, with a full wrap being the biggest investment, and small spot graphics being the most economical option. Your professional sign shop can help you decide what the best fit for your business is.

- Not just anyone can install a vehicle wrap

While it may seem easy to install graphics or a vehicle wrap, not just anyone is qualified to do it. There are a lot of factors involved in the preparation and installation of a vehicle wrap.  Contact us here to set up a free consultation to help you decide what the best option for your company's vehicles is!