Assess the vehicle
Share the make, model, photographs, paint condition, and coverage you have in mind.
Vehicle advertising and fleet branding
Turn cars, vans, buses, and commercial fleets into moving advertisements with custom-printed vinyl wraps and coordinated brand graphics.

At a glance
Build a design around the whole vehicle, from large side panels to the rear and bonnet. Choose a full advertising wrap, partial coverage, or focused logo graphics. Share vehicle photographs and your artwork so coverage, surface condition, print layout, and installation can be reviewed together.
Plan your vehicle wrap
A clear brief helps us plan a wrap that works across the vehicle, from the first artwork proof to installation.
Pricing follows the vehicle size, coverage, material, artwork, surface preparation, quantity, and installation scope. Send photos for a tailored quote.

Vans and commercial fleets
Keep the logo, colours, and core message consistent while adapting each layout to the vehicle. Large side panels carry the main message; rear doors keep the brand visible in traffic. These Rocks-branded images are illustrative wrap concepts.
Discuss this printProcess
Each stage creates the information needed for the next decision.
Share the make, model, photographs, paint condition, and coverage you have in mind.
Review the branding, panel layout, material specification, fitting scope, and quoted price.
Schedule preparation and fitting around the approved artwork and your vehicle availability.
Questions
A full wrap can cover suitable painted body panels with a coordinated printed design. The agreed scope identifies any roof, bumper, trim, or other areas included or excluded after the vehicle is assessed.
Yes. Partial wraps, door logos, lettering, and selected advertising panels can be planned around your budget, vehicle, and message.
The brand can stay consistent, but each vehicle needs its own layout. Panel sizes, curves, windows, doors, and body fittings affect artwork placement.
Body wraps use vinyl selected for suitable vehicle panels. Window graphics use a separate perforated film where appropriate. Driver sightlines, lights, number plates, and emergency exits must remain clear; window coverage is reviewed separately.
Paint condition, repairs, rust, and existing graphics must be assessed first. A wrap is not a repair for damaged paint, and preparation or removal requirements are confirmed before installation.
Expected service life, care, and removal depend on the selected film, surface, exposure, and installation. Ask for the proposed material and its terms in the quote; no universal lifespan or damage-free removal guarantee applies.
Start an enquiry
Send vehicle photos, your logo, and the coverage you have in mind. We will help shape the artwork, material, and fitting plan.