What we wrap
- Full color change — every painted panel. Comes off years later and your factory paint is still under there, protected.
- Partial and accents — hoods, mirrors, stripes, trim.
- Roof and pillars — the floating-roof look, for a fraction of a full wrap.
- Business and fleet graphics — logo, phone number and services on one truck or the whole fleet.
Finishes
The finish changes the vehicle as much as the color does. Gloss reads like paint. Satin softens body lines. Matte is flat and aggressive. Chrome and color-shift look completely different in person than on any screen — which is why we put real vinyl samples on your vehicle, in daylight, before anything gets ordered.
For businesses in Pocatello
A lettered work truck is advertising that parks in front of every job. Fleet graphics can be as simple as door lettering or as big as a full printed wrap. Send us your logo and vehicle list and we'll quote it.
How long does a wrap last?
It depends on the film and how the vehicle lives. Garage-kept and hand-washed, a quality wrap holds up for years. Parked outside in full sun all day, expect less — UV is what wears vinyl out, and the hood and roof always go first.
Wrap or paint protection film?
Wraps change the look. Paint protection film is clear and protects the paint you have. Many owners combine them — PPF up front, wrap everywhere else.