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Turn Your Vehicle into a Traveling Advertisement!

You’ve passed them along roadways, glanced over at them as you idled at stop lights and noticed them parked in front of businesses around town. Did they give you cause for a double take?

Vehicle graphics or wraps are quickly becoming the newest trend in advertising signage because of their cost-effective approach to promoting your business’ message (measuring by cost per view). Your vehicle can become a mobile billboard for your business, boosting your visibility as you drive from location to location in and around your community. Simple to do, vehicle wraps just might be your best solution for getting the greatest bang for your buck when it comes to advertising.

SIGNARAMA Downtown can implement anything you can imagine – from the basic logo and lettering on your vehicle door to a complete wrap of the vehicle. If it rolls, flies or floats, SIGNARAMA Downtown can wrap it! Not sure what type of wrap would work best for you? Let SIGNARAMA Downtown help you figure it out. But, first, check out these frequently asked questions.

Q: What is a vehicle wrap?
A: A vehicle wrap is not a custom paint job, but is sure looks like it! Using a precise application process, a hi-tech vinyl covering is adhered directly to your vehicle.

Q: My vehicle is black. Can I still get it wrapped?
A: Yes, a vehicle wrap can be applied to vehicles of any color.

Q: Will the wrap damage my paint?
A: No, a vehicle wrap, when applied and removed correctly, does not damage your vehicle's paint, unless the paint already is damaged or the car has been repainted.

Q: Can I take it through the carwash? 
A: Yes, you can wash it just like you did before it was wrapped. It is not recommended that you use wax.

Q: How effective is a vehicle wrap? 
A: Studies have concluded that a vehicle wrap can garner up to 8.3 million views per year in a city of 50,000. That is a lot of impressions!

Q: If I dent a side of my vehicle can my vehicle wrap be fixed? 
A: Yes, we can easily replace the damaged pieces or panels of your wrap.