Bring the identity together
Bring your company name, colors, services and contact details into one coordinated design so customers can identify the business and know how to reach you.
PUT YOUR BRAND ACROSS THE VEHICLE YOUR CUSTOMERS ALREADY SEE
Full Commercial Vehicle Wraps
Bring your business name, colors, graphics and message together across the main visible areas of a work vehicle.
Kickin’ Customs · Raynham, MA · Serving Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
YOUR BRAND, ACROSS THE VEHICLE
Give Your Vehicle a Complete Branded Presence
Make your company recognizable across the vehicle, with a clear name, main service and contact details that work together.
Make the brand the backdrop
Unlike separate lettering, broad printed graphics create a branded background across the approved visible panels, giving you more control over the vehicle’s appearance.
Build consistency across vehicles
Carry the same logo, colors and main message from one work vehicle to the next. Each layout is adapted so the brand stays recognizable across different vehicles.
COMPLETED COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
Ground Control: One Design from Side to Rear
Three views of the same Ground Control Ram ProMaster show how the business name and graphic layout continue from the side to the rear. Door openings, handles and body contours remain part of the installation plan.
THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF GRAPHICS
Choose the Coverage That Supports Your Brand
Full commercial wrap
Broad printed areas establish a coordinated branded appearance. Review full-wrap coverage.
Partial commercial wrap
Connected graphics work with the paint that remains visible. Explore partial wraps.
Lettering & spot graphics
A focused name, logo and contact details can be enough. Explore lettering.
CLEAR COVERAGE
Agree on the Areas Before Production
Main Branded Areas
The approved exterior body panels carry the main design. Sides, rear and suitable front areas are defined for the actual vehicle.
Optional or Reviewed Areas
Roofs, bumpers, eligible window areas and specifically requested surfaces need review and written inclusion.
Usually Excluded or Requiring Special Treatment
Door jambs, interior openings, textured trim, rubber, sensors, lights and equipment are not automatically included.
Your approved design and written proposal determine final coverage. Graphics must keep lights, license plates, required markings and equipment usable. Glass and specialty media need separate review.
PLAN FOR THE VEHICLE YOU ACTUALLY DRIVE
Design Around the Vehicle, Not Just a Flat Picture
A successful commercial wrap needs more than an attractive design on a screen. We plan how your branding fits the actual vehicle so the company name, services and contact details stay easy to read around doors, handles and body lines. Panel transitions, printed sections and installation details are considered before production.
We confirm the actual vehicle’s dimensions, roof height, wheelbase, body style, door openings, hinges, rivets, equipment and accessories before production. A door gap or handle should not interrupt the number or message someone needs.
Printed wraps are fitted in sections. Planned seams, edges, gaps and small shifts where graphics cross panels can remain visible up close.
What must stay clear?
The design cannot interfere with lights, plates, reflectors, cameras, sensors, steps or access points. Window graphics require a separate review of the specific glass and vehicle.
Your business must identify required markings and confirm their correct content and placement. Approving a visual design does not certify regulatory compliance.
SEE THE PLAN BEFORE WE PRINT
Review Your Business Details and Approve the Design
Bring the current brand files
Send the approved logo, brand colors, main service and correct contact information. A vector logo, a file that stays sharp when enlarged, is preferred. Tell us about brand guidelines and required markings.
Learn about design and proofingCheck the final proof carefully
Review the business details, exact vehicle, included areas and layout. Your authorized approver gives written approval before printing. Changes after approval need a revised proof and approval.
Start your vehicle reviewWhat if my logo needs work?
Rebuilding a small or blurry logo can be separate design work. Your proposal explains the design, revisions and vehicle adaptations included. You must have permission to use the supplied logos, photos and other artwork.
Will the color match my screen?
A screen is useful for reviewing the layout, but it is not an exact printed-color sample. If brand matching is important, agree on a physical printed sample or other approved color reference.
CHOOSE A FINISH YOU CAN LOOK AFTER
Choose the Film and Finish for the Job
A finish that suits the brand
We choose printable vehicle film and a compatible clear protective layer over the graphics. Gloss gives a reflective finish; suitable satin or matte options give a softer look. Availability and the vehicle guide the choice.
Care that suits the film
Finish choice also affects cleaning and visible wear. Specialty or reflective graphics and window film require their own review. Your proposal identifies the chosen film and protective finish.
CHECK THE VEHICLE BEFORE COMMITTING
Prepare a Sound Surface for the Finished Graphics
Good paint is a useful starting point
Sound factory paint is usually the most predictable surface. Dents, chips and rough repairs can show through the finished graphics.
Repairs may need to happen first
Rust, peeling clear coat and loose paint need attention before wrapping. Fresh paint needs the repair provider’s approval to be ready. Tell us about coatings and previous bodywork.
Old graphics add another step
Removal and adhesive cleanup are quoted after inspection. Age, cracking and paint condition can change the time and risk. Removal cannot guarantee unchanged paint on every vehicle.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
From Your First Idea to Installation
Tell us about the business and vehicle
We review your message, vehicle details, photos, condition and timing. For fleets, include each body style and the order in which you need them.
Agree on the coverage and proposal
We confirm the vehicle, design work, film, included areas, exclusions and installation plan. Repairs or old-graphic removal are addressed before scheduling.
Review and approve the design
We develop the vehicle-specific layout. You check the content and give written approval of the final proof before production.
Print, install and review the result
We produce the approved graphics, prepare the vehicle and install them. At pickup, we review the finished work, care instructions and written warranty terms.
ONE VEHICLE NOW. MORE LATER.
One Recognizable Brand Across Different Vehicles
Start with a shared direction for the logo, colors and main message. Then adapt it to each van, pickup, utility body, box truck, trailer or replacement vehicle.
A taller roof, different wheelbase or added rack can change the layout. Consistency means the brand is recognizable, even when every graphic cannot sit in the same physical place.
Approved design records and color references help with future units and repairs. Later graphics may still look different beside weathered material.
Can we keep some vehicles working?
When the project allows it, installations can be phased around priority vehicles and your downtime limits. We agree on the vehicle list, approval contact and schedule before production.
Let us know who handles purchase orders, billing and changes so those decisions do not hold up the work.
Explore fleet graphics and brandingPRICE AND DOWNTIME
Pricing Built Around Your Vehicle and Design
Vehicle-specific quote
A pickup, a tall cargo van and a trailer are different projects. We quote the actual vehicle and agreed design.
Compare commercial graphics optionsWhat changes the price?
Vehicle size, coverage, design work, film and protective finish, difficult body details, paint condition and old-graphic removal all matter. A mixed fleet also needs layouts adapted to each vehicle.
How long will the vehicle be here?
Most full commercial wraps need a multi-day installation window after the proof, vehicle, materials and schedule are approved. Design and printing happen before that visit and are part of the overall timeline.
Your written proposal confirms the included work and downtime. Tell us about deadlines and operational limits before making commitments around a completion date.
Plan transportation and payment before booking.
A loaner may be available for qualifying multi-day installations totaling at least $1,995. Uber assistance may be available up to $80 total round trip. Eligibility, availability, insurance, scheduling and written terms apply.
Financing is subject to approval and current terms. Tell us about purchase orders, billing contacts and which vehicles need to stay in service; fleet billing arrangements require confirmation.
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES
See what customers say.
Read current feedback on our work, communication, and customer experience.
PLAN BEYOND INSTALLATION DAY
Keep Your Graphics Looking Professional
Cleaning and everyday wear
Follow the supplied care instructions. Remove fuel, grease, salt and other contamination promptly with approved products. Avoid abrasive brushes and pressure aimed into seams or edges.
Repairs and business changes
Photograph damage before body repairs. A new graphic may not match aged material exactly. A changed phone number or service can require replacing a larger section of the design.
Lifespan and support
There is no universal lifespan. Use, storage, sun, washing and high-contact areas affect wear. Qualifying work includes a one-year workmanship warranty; manufacturer coverage is separate and product-specific.
A full wrap takes more design, installation, downtime and eventual removal than smaller graphics. It can build recognition, but it cannot guarantee leads or sales.
Wait seven days before washing, and follow the material-specific directions supplied at pickup. Use gentle washing and keep pressure away from edges. Read the Vinyl Wrap Maintenance Guide.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Full Commercial Wrap Questions
Does full coverage include the roof and door jambs?
Not automatically. The roof, bumpers, glass, jambs and other special areas must be specifically included in your quote and approved coverage plan.
Is design included in the price?
Your proposal lists the design work and proof rounds included. Logo rebuilding, added concepts, extra revisions and other body styles may require additional work.
Can you work with a small logo from my website?
We can review it, but it may need to be rebuilt before printing at vehicle size. That work is quoted and the rebuilt logo needs your approval.
Who checks our business information?
Your authorized approver must check the business name, phone number, website, services and required markings before giving written approval to print.
Can one design fit all our vehicles?
The same brand direction can carry across the fleet. Different wheelbases, roofs, doors and equipment may need separate layouts and proofs.
Can you do the work at our location?
Off-site installation is reviewed case by case. Space, temperature, cleanliness, lighting, access, equipment and security affect whether it is practical and what it costs.
Can the design include windows?
Some rear or side windows may be eligible for approved perforated graphics. The specific glass, visibility, moving parts and requirements need review. Window coverage is not automatic.
Can you include our required identification numbers?
Yes, when the correct information and placement requirements are supplied and approved. Your business is responsible for confirming what is required.
Can you wrap over dents, rust or peeling paint?
Film follows the surface underneath and does not repair it. Defects may show through, and failing paint or rust may need repair before wrapping.
Can old graphics be removed first?
Yes, when accepted after inspection. Removal, adhesive cleanup, paint condition and the existing film affect the quote and schedule.
Will the wrap damage the paint when removed?
Removal cannot guarantee unchanged paint. Repainted, repaired, chipped or deteriorated surfaces carry more risk.
How long will a commercial wrap last?
There is no single term for every vehicle. Film, protective finish, exposure, mileage, storage, cleaning, chemicals and loading or equipment contact affect its life.
Can just one damaged area be replaced?
We can review it after any body repairs. A new section may differ from the aged graphics around it, so the replacement area needs planning.
Does the wrap guarantee more business?
No. It can support visibility and recognition, but leads and sales depend on many things beyond the graphics.
What warranty comes with the work?
Qualifying installations include a one-year workmanship warranty under the written terms. Manufacturer coverage is separate. Damage, neglected care, failing paint and ordinary business-use wear are different from workmanship defects.
What should I send for a proposal?
Start with your business details, vehicle or fleet list, clear photos, desired coverage, logo and brand files, deadline and downtime limits. Include old graphics, paint concerns and required markings.
Let’s review your vehicle.
Let’s make the vehicle work for your brand.
Tell us what you know about the vehicle and the result you want. A rough fleet description is enough to start. Other project preferences are optional, and you do not need finished artwork. We will review the details before confirming a price or appointment.
Kickin’ Customs
244 North Main Street
Raynham, MA
Monday–Friday · 9 AM–6 PM
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Kickin’ Customs LLC · 244 North Main Street, Raynham, MA