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Fleet Graphics, Wraps and Decals

Fleet graphics covers vinyl wrap design and installation, decal printing and application, reflective compliance markings, and removal of previous branding. On a working fleet the wrap is both advertising and a protective layer over the paint underneath.

Overview

What this covers for Irvine fleets

A fleet vehicle is a billboard that drives past the same neighborhoods every day. Graphics that are peeling, faded, or left over from a previous operator undo the impression the vehicle would otherwise make, and on a leased unit unremoved branding can trigger a chargeback at turn-in.

We handle the full cycle: design layout, print, install, and later removal without damaging the finish underneath. Removal is the part most shops do badly, and a wrap pulled hot and fast takes clear coat with it.

Wrap also functions as paint protection. On a unit that will be sold or returned, several years under vinyl usually leaves a better finish than several years of direct sun exposure.

Services

6 services in this category

Each links to a full page covering process, symptoms, ballpark pricing and related work.

Full Fleet Vehicle WrapComplete vinyl coverage for brand consistency and paint protection across the fleet.$1,500 to $9,500 Partial Wrap and Accent GraphicsSelected panel coverage delivering most of the brand impact of a full wrap at lower cost per vehicle.$1,500 to $7,500 Decal Design, Print and InstallationCut and printed vinyl logos, lettering and door graphics, designed and installed to a fleet standard.$500 to $5,500 Decal and Wrap RemovalControlled heat removal of previous graphics and adhesive, protecting the finish underneath.$400 to $3,000 DOT Reflective and Conspicuity MarkingRegulation-compliant reflective conspicuity tape installation and replacement on bodies and trailers.$250 to $1,200 Fleet Numbering and IdentificationConsistent unit numbers, asset identifiers and regulatory lettering applied across the whole fleet.$250 to $1,500

Vehicles

Vehicle types this applies to

FAQ

Fleet Graphics, Wraps and Decals questions

How long does a fleet wrap last?

Five to seven years on vertical surfaces in Southern California, less on horizontal ones that take direct UV. Roof and hood graphics typically fade first. Quality of the initial surface preparation is the largest single factor in how long a wrap stays adhered.

Will removing a wrap damage the paint?

Not when it is removed correctly, with controlled heat and the right angle, and the adhesive residue taken off with the proper solvent. Damage happens when a wrap is pulled cold and fast or when it is left on years past its service life so the vinyl has become brittle.

Can you wrap over a repair?

Yes, provided the repair is finished and cured. Vinyl needs a smooth continuous surface, so any body work has to be complete and the paint cured before wrapping, which is usually thirty days.

Do you handle DOT reflective tape requirements?

Yes. Conspicuity marking has specific placement and material requirements and we install to those requirements rather than approximating them.

Need fleet graphics, wraps and decals in Irvine?

Body, paint, structural and upfit work, all performed at our Yorba Linda facility. Tell us the vehicle and the damage and we will schedule intake.

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