A vehicle wrap, whether a full or partial wrap, involves vinyl covering at LEAST a
quarter of the vehicle’s surface. The trick here is that unlike car graphics, a wrap
calls for a complete covering of the vehicle’s surface.
Vehicle graphics are typically a company logo accompanied with a description of the
products or services sold. The trick with vehicle graphics is that they’re cut vinyl,
not a flat sheet. They don’t completely cover the car or van’s surface. But combined
with a good paint job and design work, they can simulate at least a partial or even a
much more expensive full vehicle wrap.
In the end, knowing the differece between a wrap and graphics doesn’t matter a whole
lot. Often enough, however, potential clients contact us wanting to “wrap” their car.
To us, this means a complete vehicle wrap, but what they meant were car graphics with
their logo and a description.
(the first two pictures are examples are partial wraps, the other two are examples of vehicle graphics)
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