Vehicle signage

Vehicle signage is quoted against your actual make, model and year rather than from a price list, and the indicative range on this page is a range rather than a quote. Coverage is the biggest factor by a wide margin: a set of cut decals on both sides and the rear sits near the bottom, a full wrap on a large van sits at the top, and a partial wrap lands in the middle. You get a fixed written quote within 3 working days.

Cut decals take a couple of hours, a partial wrap is about half a day, and a full wrap is two to three days off the road. Plan for the vehicle being unavailable rather than assuming you can drop it in at lunchtime. Fitting happens indoors in a controlled space, because dust and temperature both decide whether the adhesive behaves.

Get cut decals if you need a name, a number and a website read from behind; get a partial wrap if you want the vehicle to read as branded without paying for full coverage. A full wrap is worth it when the vehicle is the main advertising channel and the design needs the whole panel. Cost, coverage and lifespan compared.

Yes, that is most of what vehicle signage is: your logo, name and number on the doors and the back, as cut vinyl lettering, printed decals or a full wrap. Send the make, model and year and a photo of each side, and we quote against that vehicle rather than a generic van shape. For something that comes off at the weekend, magnetic signs do the same job.

Vehicle vinyl is rated for five to seven years. Cast vinyl removes cleanly from factory paint within that rated life; left far beyond it, sun-baked adhesive can take clear coat with it, so remove it on schedule — particularly on a leased vehicle. Vinyl bonds reliably to factory paint and unreliably to a cheap aftermarket respray.

No — photos of each side square on plus the rear, with the make, model and year, are often enough for a quote with no visit at all. The dimensions tool lets you mark measurements straight onto the photos in your browser, and nothing is uploaded because there is no upload endpoint.

Yes — wraps, cut decals, magnets and perforated window graphics are fitted by installers in your own state across New South Wales and Queensland. There are legal limits on graphics across the driver's field of view and the rules differ between the two states, so we check that before quoting rather than after fitting.

Tell the desk as soon as it lands, with a photo of what you received. If the fault is in the making, it is remade under the reprints policy; if it is in the artwork, we say so straight rather than reprinting the same mistake. When your print arrives wrong walks through what to photograph and what to expect.