Any idea what a car wrap costs?

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Papa - I'd imagine the prices will vary from area to area, town to town, but when I had each side of my 5x8 trailer done, it costs me around $400. But, I did get a good deal because the guy was a friend of mine.

You looking to decorate your vehicle?
 
Randy Allen said:
Papa - I'd imagine the prices will vary from area to area, town to town, but when I had each side of my 5x8 trailer done, it costs me around $400. But, I did get a good deal because the guy was a friend of mine.

You looking to decorate your vehicle?
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For my travel site... possibly.
 
My sign guy does them Papa,

It depends how nuts you get with it..

For a car...i'd bet $500-$1000
 
Precisionpower said:
My sign guy does them Papa,

It depends how nuts you get with it..

For a car...i'd bet $500-$1000
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Thanks... I requested a quote from a company, but your numbers seem right on....
 
I might be a little late on this post, but when we were looking at getting one of our trucks done (for another project) the places we checked with quoted between $14-$18 per sq foot.
 
sound bytes said:
I might be a little late on this post, but when we were looking at getting one of our trucks done (for another project) the places we checked with quoted between $14-$18 per sq foot.
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I don't know how that works, but I did in fact get a "real" quote for a minivan.... $3000 - $4500 depending on different things.
 
Jon Tuck said:
PApa that seems awfully high.
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It's the quote I got.... The guy said it takes a whole week to do it. It gets put on like a jigsaw puzzle he said... Hey, I'm not saying he has a great price, I am just saying that is the quote I got.
 
Papa Deuce said:
I don't know how that works, but I did in fact get a "real" quote for a minivan.... $3000 - $4500 depending on different things.
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That's about right as I do them. You're better off doing a 1/4 wrap.
It's the same digital print, but you use a design that matches the van color and on the windows, you use the 3M pinhole material that allows you to see out.

The finished product looks like the whole van is wrapped.

This is an example of a 1/4 wrap:
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Jon Tuck said:
Vinyl is Vinyl.
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Nope.

The vinyl fabric used for wraps is almost triple the cost. It's specially made to be low-tack and conformable. Depending on the project and vehicle, it can be very time consuming. However, it should not take a week. A skilled facility should be able to do it in a day or two tops (after design time).
 
Depends on the tree you wrap it around (And yes I know you where talking about advertising ;) :D:D:D
 
I was being sarcastic as in well a DJ is a DJ. Come on Hank you get up on the wrong side lol.
 
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