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Vehicle wraps and fleet graphics

We design and install full wraps, partial graphics, and fleet lettering for vans and trucks in Central Ohio.

Work starts with a layout that fits doors, body lines, and required lettering — not a stretched logo. We print and install in-house so color, laminate, and panel seams are controlled in one shop.

Single vehicles and small fleets are both in scope. If you also need matching storefront letters or a yard sign, we can keep the brand system consistent across the building and the vehicles.

How a wrap job works

  1. 01

    Survey

    We need the vehicle type, photos of each side, and any required lettering or numbers. Body lines, handles, and windows set the layout more than a logo file does.

  2. 02

    Proof

    You see a layout on that vehicle before we print. Door lettering, phone numbers, and panel seams are placed on the drawing, not stretched to fit later.

  3. 03

    Fabricate

    We print and laminate in-house so color and panel breaks stay in one shop.

  4. 04

    Install

    The film is applied to the vehicle. Full wraps, partials, and lettering packages use the same print-and-install path, with different coverage.

Wrap and lettering options

  • Full wrap

    Printed film covers the painted body panels. Windows, lights, and hardware are cut around. This is the most coverage, not a different print process.

  • Partial wrap or lettering

    A partial wrap covers part of the body — often doors, a hood, or a rear panel. Lettering is names, phone numbers, and a logo without covering the whole vehicle. Both are quoted from the same layout.

  • Fleet layouts

    More than one vehicle can share a layout, with door and body-line adjustments per unit. We do not assume every van in a fleet is the same size.

Recent work

Fleet box truck graphics — Vehicle wrap
Trailer graphics — Vehicle wrap
Van lettering — Vehicle wrap

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What is included

  • Full wraps, partial wraps, and lettering packages
  • Fleet layouts that stay consistent across vehicle types
  • In-house print and install
  • Design that pairs with your existing storefront or interior signs

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FAQ

Vehicle wrap questions

What is the difference between a full wrap and a partial wrap?
A full wrap covers the painted body. A partial wrap covers only the panels you specify. Lettering is names and a logo without those panels. We quote from photos of the vehicle, not from a standard package.
Do you design the layout to the vehicle?
Yes. Doors, body lines, handles, and required lettering are part of the drawing. A logo stretched across a sliding door is the usual failure. Send photos of each side.
Can a wrap match our storefront letters?
We can keep the same name, colors, and logo files across a building and a vehicle. The wrap is a separate layout. It does not have to match a raceway height, and it is not the building permit.
Does a vehicle wrap need a Columbus sign permit?
A wrap on a vehicle is not a permanent exterior building sign. City of Columbus graphics permits apply to signs on a site, not to film on a van. If you also need letters on a building, that is a different filing. See the Columbus sign permit decoder for building signs.
How do we request a wrap quote?
Use the quote form, call 614-706-6706, or email henry@artiplexsigns.com. Include photos of the vehicle, the city, and whether you want a full wrap, a partial, or lettering. There is no public storefront.

Ready to start? Request a quote or call 614-706-6706.