Vehicle Wraps, Lettering & Fleet Graphics
Turn your truck, van or car into a moving billboard — from simple door logos and lettering to partial and full wraps for business vehicles in Palm Beach County.
Vehicle graphics range from cut-vinyl door logos and lettering (the most affordable) to partial wraps that cover part of the vehicle and full wraps that cover all painted surfaces. Wraps also protect the paint underneath and can be removed later. Crafty Media helps Palm Beach County businesses choose and design the right option for trucks, vans and cars.
What people use Vehicle Wraps for
- Contractors and service businesses
- Fleets that need a consistent look
- Food trucks and mobile businesses
- Equine vets, farriers, trainers and transport
- Real estate and delivery vehicles
Materials & products
Our Vehicle Wraps process, start to finish
Consult
Tell us the vehicle (year, make, model) and your goal; we recommend lettering, a partial or a full wrap.
Design
Your logo, phone and services are laid out to read clearly from a distance.
Proof
You approve the design on a vehicle template.
Produce & install
Graphics are produced and installed; scope and scheduling are confirmed with your quote.
Vehicle Wraps details
- Options
- Door logos, lettering, partial wraps, full wraps
- Benefits
- Advertising 24/7, paint protection, removable
- Info needed
- Vehicle year, make, model and photos of each side
- Pair with
- Car magnets (removable) and matching uniforms
When it’s not the right choice
If you only need temporary branding — for a personal vehicle you also use for work — removable car magnets are often the simpler choice.
Vehicle Wraps across Palm Beach County
Made in-house in Westlake, FL, with drop-off and pickup by appointment for customers in Westlake, Wellington, West Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, The Acreage and nearby communities.
Vehicle Wraps FAQ
What is the difference between a partial wrap and a full wrap?
A full wrap covers all painted surfaces of the vehicle with printed vinyl. A partial wrap covers only some sections — like the back half or the sides — and combines with the vehicle’s paint color, so it costs less while still standing out.
Is vinyl lettering cheaper than a wrap?
Yes. Cut-vinyl door logos and lettering use much less material and labor than a wrap, which makes them the most budget-friendly way to put your business name, phone and services on a vehicle.
Does a wrap damage the paint?
A quality wrap applied to healthy factory paint protects the paint underneath and can be removed later. Paint that is already damaged, peeling or repainted can be affected on removal, so we look at the vehicle first.
What information do you need to quote a vehicle wrap?
The vehicle’s year, make and model, photos of each side, the coverage you want (lettering, partial or full) and your logo and contact details.
Related Services
Printing & Signs
Business cards, flyers, banners, signs and car magnets for local businesses.
HTV & Vinyl
Heat transfer vinyl for names, numbers and simple designs, plus custom-cut vinyl decals.
Embroidery
Logo embroidery on polos, caps, jackets and uniforms — digitized and stitched in-house.
Custom Apparel
Custom shirts, staff uniforms and team wear — embroidered or printed, for business and personal orders.
Ready to start your vehicle wraps order?
Send your design, quantity and deadline — we’ll reply with a real quote.