Services / Vehicle Wraps
Your truck is already everywhere. Make it work.
Full wraps, partials, trailers and decal kits — designed and installed in Bridge Lake.
What we do
Six ways to put it on a vehicle.
Decal kits
Name, number, website. The best value on this page.
Partial wraps
Most of the impact, a fraction of the coverage.
Full wraps
Every panel, every edge post-heated.
Trailers & box trucks
The biggest canvas you own, and the easiest to get a clean result on.
Canopies & colour change
Protects the paint. Comes off when you sell.
Why it's worth itBuy it once. It works every day after.
What you get
Done properly, it lasts.
Materials
The film decides how long it lasts.
We spec cast vinyl where there are curves and calendered where the surface is flat. It's on your quote in writing, so you know exactly what's going on your vehicle.
The honest bit — why one wrap quote comes in cheaper
Cast vinyl is poured and cured, so it has no built-in tension. It settles into bumpers, mirrors and body lines and stays there — rated five to seven years. Calendered vinyl is rolled under pressure, which leaves tension in the film. On a flat door that's fine and it's the sensible cheaper choice. Stretched over a curve, that tension pulls it back, and it lifts.
If a wrap quote comes in well under everything else, calendered film on curved panels is usually why. It isn't a cheaper version of the same job — it's a shorter one. Worth asking whoever you're talking to.
How it runsWe measure it. We design it. We install it.
The process
Four steps, no surprises.
We measure
In person, at the vehicle. Guessing at panel sizes is how jobs go wrong.
Design & proof
You approve the artwork before anything is printed. Design is a paid line on your quote.
Production
Printed on the material we specced, laminated for the job it has to do.
Install
Surface prepped, relief cuts where needed, every edge post-heated.
Timeline We won't give you a date until we can stand behind it — production queues and freight into the Cariboo aren't ours to control, and vinyl needs a surface above about 10°C to bond. Once your proof is approved we'll confirm a date and hold to it.
Questions
The ones that come up every time.
Will it damage my paint?
On sound factory paint, no — it protects it. Vinyl comes off with heat and leaves the panel in better shape than the ones that were exposed. Paint that's already oxidised or a cheap respray can lift on removal; we'll tell you before we start if we see that. Fresh paint needs about 30 days to cure first.
Can I bring you a logo off my phone?
Send whatever you have and we'll tell you honestly whether it'll hold up. A logo pulled off a website is a few hundred pixels wide — blown up to a truck door it goes soft, and that's permanent. If you have the original vector file, that's what we want. If nobody can find it, we can rebuild it as design time.
Does it come off when I sell?
Yes. Vinyl within its rated life comes off cleanly with heat and patience. Left well past its lifespan it goes brittle and comes off in pieces. If you know you're selling, tell us — it changes what we'd recommend.
One truck, or only fleets?
One truck is most of what we do. If there's a second one later, your artwork and measurements are on file, so the next unit takes less setting up and matches the first.