What should you choose? A partial or full wrap?

Car Wraps and Partial Car Wraps

You may have seen partial and full wraps when you were considering wrapping your car. Both options are excellent for both personal and commercial use. However, it's important to know the differences and benefits of each. Bronze Vinyl Wraps

Partial Car Wraps vs. Partial Vehicle Wraps

They differ in many ways. Understanding the differences between full and partial vehicle wraps is essential to choosing the right option for you.

Full Vehicle Wraps

Vinyl graphics are used to cover the entire exterior of a vehicle, such as a truck, car, van or any other type. The vinyl graphics can be applied to any exterior surface, including the hood and sides of the vehicle, the roof, the rear, or even the windows, depending on the design. While full vehicle wraps are more expensive than partial wraps they offer more protection from scratches, dings and weather damage. They also preserve the paint's appearance. Full vehicle wraps can transform your vehicle's appearance with striking solid colors, unique patterns and chromatic materials. Full vehicle wraps can be used for personal or business use. Consider a vehicle wrap if you want a durable and long-lasting solution.

Partial Vehicle Wraps

Partial vehicle wraps, as the name suggests, only cover part of a car. Some partial wraps look like decals, while others cover the entire hood, trunk or doors. Partial wraps are cheaper and require less material, so they're a good option for advertising or personal use. Most partial wraps work well with the paint color of your vehicle because they don't cover your entire vehicle. Most partial wraps use black or white text in order to make them stand out and not detract from the appearance of your vehicle. Partial wraps may be cheaper but they don't offer any additional protection for chips, scratches and weather damage on uncovered areas.Chrome Vinyl Wraps