Vehicle Wrap

[bigmouth241]

Hi Guys & Girls,

Quick & simple question - anyone here have any knowledge of pricing for vehicle wrapping? I'm sure I once saw someone around here who did it.

We've been asked to quote for this twice in 2 weeks by seperate clients (bus syndrome...nothing then 2 come along at once!) so would be handy to get some indication of the costs involved.

Cheers Folks

 

[S-Marketing]

Hi Guys & Girls,

Quick & simple question - anyone here have any knowledge of pricing for vehicle wrapping? I'm sure I once saw someone around here who did it.

We've been asked to quote for this twice in 2 weeks by seperate clients (bus syndrome...nothing then 2 come along at once!) so would be handy to get some indication of the costs involved.

Cheers Folks

Very expensive. We had a Transit size van done ages ago for about 1500 quid.

 

[10Yetis]

When we had our Yeti Smart car done it cost around £500.00.

I suggest ringing round as the quotes were stupid high for most places cos they outsource and whack on a margin.

This is the company that did ours: http://www.signwerx.co.uk/

Will try and post a pic of the car below, it looks very good (well, I think so anyway).

And another...

 

[Mpg]

£800 for a peugeot 307

 

[CEGraphicsUK]

Hi we produce vehicle wraps (in-house) for customers. obviously size dictates cost here. A transit sized van would cost you around £1300-£1500.

If you would like any advice on this subject then please contact me.

My email address is info at ceguk.co.uk or 08432 897 102

Thanks
Adrian
www ceguk.co.uk

 

[Deleted member 66528]

We use Flair Designs to wrap our buses.

 

[mckellar]

my old work had their delivery vans wrapped - medium wheel base, medium roof transit vans fully printed and wrapped for £1100 each

it would have been £1400 inc VAT if there was only to be 1

 

[Silky]

Thanks for the price comparisons on here, we've just been quoted £2,900 for a campervan that we've already got the artwork for. .... I think not. Just trying the companies mentioned above now.

Silky

 

[mckellar]

Thanks for the price comparisons on here, we've just been quoted £2,900 for a campervan that we've already got the artwork for. .... I think not. Just trying the companies mentioned above now.

Silky

that sounds very expensive as all theyre doing is printing it and applying it if you are supplying artwork

Bargain a weeks work actually fitting though, fitters tend to do a few jobs at once

 

When we had our Yeti Smart car done it cost around £500.00.

I suggest ringing round as the quotes were stupid high for most places cos they outsource and whack on a margin.

This is the company that did ours: http://www.signwerx.co.uk/

Will try and post a pic of the car below, it looks very good (well, I think so anyway).

And another...

Blimey how did they see a smart car coming,but they did see you.

we could wrap one of those squirts for £600 not stick a few woolies stickers on it.

http://www.volkspart.co.uk/adwrap.htm

Earl

 

[Mpg]

I may have read your post wrong Earl but Isn't that £100 dearer than they paid

 

I may have read your post wrong Earl but Isn't that £100 dearer than they paid

Thats for a full vehicle wrap,not a few stickers.

Earl

 

[british steve]

How much to wrap 5 new Astra vans? do these things come off on you decide to sell the van?

Do you do a design mock up first?

 

[mckellar]

How much to wrap 5 new Astra vans? do these things come off on you decide to sell the van?

Do you do a design mock up first?

yes they come off, its just like sign writing a van, its just stick-on vinyl, probably easier to take a wrap off as it has a large circumferance volume as opposed to individually peeling off phone numbers and small email address letters like on my vans

Any decent company will give you a draft for you to go over and you can highlight anything you dont like or want changed

 

[Mpg]

I would have thought a full wrap would preserve the paint underneath.

We've all seen the old royal mail or RAC vans going round with the logo clearly visible where the stickers used to be

 

[mckellar]

it will preserve the paint, any imperfections on the paintwork will be highlighted under vinyl though

 

[carwrapz]

If anyone requires a quote get intouch with us! We are based in Sunny Scotland! But we do offer a mobile fitting service as long as you have a suitable premises i.e garage or warehouse!

 

[popunder]

Had a Mini done by a local company, full vinyl wrap, £800 + VAT.

BTW that 10 Yetis Smart looks like a complete wrap to me, not just "a few stickers".

 

[DeadlineData]

Hi

If anyone is looking to target companies who own their own vehicles please get in touch.

We have lists of companies who operate cars/vans/trucks/bikes and also the name of the decision maker for fleet acquisition. Personal email addresses are available on request.


Regards

Luke

 

[danielswift]

Try JY Auto Electrics

They do vehicle wrapping and also window tinting. Price depends on type and size of vehicle ect.

jyautoelectrics.com/Vehicle_Wrapping_Window_Tinting.asp

They will do full vehicle wrapping as well as part wrapping

 

[wrap-fx]

You will get all sorts of prices at the end of the day you will pay for what you get, matterial type, quality of fitting, preperation and after service.
On average a small car will cost £800.00 and medium approx £1100.00 Large £1700.00 4x4 £1700.00-£1900.00 and the prices change again for corporate designs etc.

Any cheaper and you will have problems usually.

Peeling cracking fading.

 

[Ryan Seymour]

My company sits right next door to a van wrapping company. I know them to be quite reasonable to be fair.

They are always passing work in our direction and their clients range from one man bands right through to corporate companies. I think it's all down to how much design input you want, as well as how long you take to get logo etc together.

You can read their blog on why van wrapping is crucial and money saving at their website vwaa. co .uk

 

[KAC]

My company sits right next door to a van wrapping company. I know them to be quite reasonable to be fair.

They are always passing work in our direction and their clients range from one man bands right through to corporate companies. I think it's all down to how much design input you want, as well as how long you take to get logo etc together.

You can read their blog on why van wrapping is crucial and money saving at their website vwaa. co .uk

Hopefully the OP has sourced this now as query posted more than 7 years ago ........

 

[Mark T Jones]

As a non expert, the question jumping out to me here is what are the variable to consider, or is really just a case of a wrap is a wrap? ( its seldom that simple)

 

[DavidWH]

Hi Mark, a few things...

Material. 3M & Avery lead the way with adhesvive technology, and charge a premium for it, but can make installing quicker.

Other films are on the market, that are cheaper. It is often down to the fitters preference.

If a printed wrap, design time, and production costs. If it's a car a lower spec vinyl sill do, deep recesses like the old Merc sprinters need a higher spec.

Then to do it properly there's the preperation, cleaning, removing handles, lights, etc. Smaller vans will be quicker than a big van. Same sketch with fitting.

There are those who've watched videos on youtube and think they can wrap, vs others who have done course. Topped off with people jumping on the band wagon, competing on price.

We don't entertain full wraps as we can male more on a partial commercial wrap.

 

[KindaichiShota]

Looks good and although its expensive but it will give good results.