Partial Vehicle Wraps

Since we strictly use high-quality vinyl, our wraps typically last between 3-7 years – but they can last even longer! A partial wrap's lifespan depends on sun exposure, cleaning, and how often the vehicle is used in harsh conditions.

No – when fitted and removed correctly, vinyl won’t damage factory paint. Older or poorly maintained paint can be at greater risk, so we’ll inspect the surface and flag any concerns before we fit the vinyl.

This completely depends on the type of vehicle. Small single-panel jobs can be completed in less than a day, whereas multiple panels on a fleet of HGVs will understandably take longer to complete. We’ll provide you with a rough timeframe after your initial consultation and keep you in the loop throughout the process.

Many lease agreements allow wraps if they’re removed at lease-end and the paint is returned to its original condition; we offer professional removal to help avoid lease return charges. However, you must check your lease contract before proceeding with a vehicle wrap, no matter how small.

Regular washing with warm, soapy water is recommended. Avoid harsh solvents, abrasive brushes, and automated car washes, as these all pose a risk to your wrap. For more information, check out our article on washing wrapped vehicles.

Prices start from £750 but vary by panel size, design complexity, and vehicle type. As a guide:

• Small van half wrap (e.g. Ford Transit Connect) - from £750 + VAT
• Medium van half wrap (e.g. Renault Trafic) - from £800 + VAT
• Large van half wrap (e.g. Mercedes Sprinter) - from £1200 + VAT

After your consultation, we’ll provide an itemised quote so you know exactly what you’re paying for.

Read our blog on Van Wrapping Costs to understand the factors that influence the price.

Partial wraps are easy to repair – we can replace damaged panels without redoing the whole vehicle, which is faster and more cost-effective.