Vehicle wrap tips

Here are some final suggestions to help with your vehicle wrap purchase:

• (Almost) anything goes. Most vehicle wrap companies don’t have restrictions on the design or advertising material they’ll work with, but your state government might. If your wrap will feature risqué or potentially offensive graphics or messaging, check local ordinances to ensure that you don’t violate any public lewdness laws.
• Wrap third-party vehicles. Promote your brand by paying independent drivers to wrap their vehicles. For $100 to $300 per month, you can find people who are willing to advertise your company during their daily commute. You’ll still have to pay for the wrap design and installation, but you’ll be able to present your brand beyond your locality.
• Complex decor. Most providers simply wrap the vehicle exterior and windows with vinyl. For more creative and complex solutions, such as decoration or figures attached to the tops of vehicles, you'll need to find specialized providers.

Go green with caution. Make sure to ask your vendor what types of inks they use in their printer. While eco-solvent inks are friendlier to the environment, they may not last as long outdoors as traditional inks.