Frequently asked
questions

Every project follows the same shape: you request a quote, and we respond within 24 business hours. Our in-house team designs and proofs the artwork for your approval, prints it on premium 3M vinyl, then installs it at our shop, in your market, or ships it ready to apply. A follow-up closes it out.

Within 24 business hours, and most quote responses go out the same day. Tell us about your project, vehicle, or space, and we will get back to you with timing and a rough budget. The 24-hour response promise applies every weekday, whether you are a single customer or a fleet buyer.

We deliver in four ways: full-service installation at our Tulsa shop within about a two-hour drive; managed installation through 3M-certified partners in your market; print-and-ship, where we send production-ready graphics to your installer; and white-label trade print for sign shops and agencies. Where you are determines which fits.

Both. We install locally within about two hours of Tulsa with our own crew, and we serve the rest of the country through managed install with certified 3M partners or by shipping production-ready graphics to your installer. Production always takes place at our Tulsa facility to ensure consistent quality.

Either works. Our in-house design team can create everything from scratch using your brand standards, a logo, or even a reference photo, or we can take print-ready artwork you already have. Either way, we will proof the design for your approval before anything goes to the printer. No surprises.

We prefer vector files (AI, EPS, or PDF with outlined fonts) for logos and text. High-resolution raster files at 300 DPI at final print size work for photography. If you're not sure what you have, send it over anyway. Our design team can either use it or rebuild clean assets from what you provide.

After the initial consultation, our design team builds a proof for your review, usually within three to five business days. You redline, request revisions, and approve the final design before anything goes to print. Reasonable revision rounds during proofing are built into the project, so there are no surprises on install day.

We print on premium 3M vinyl using latex ink for vivid, fade-resistant color, and finish with the right laminate for the application, including slip-resistant laminate for floors. As a certified 3M shop, we offer the manufacturer's material warranty on every project, up to 12 years on select product lines.

Hand-wash wraps with mild soap and water; avoid abrasive brushes and high-pressure jets aimed at the edges; and skip automated brush car washes. Touchless washes are fine. For interior wall and floor graphics, follow normal cleaning with non-abrasive products. Proper care is the difference between five years and seven.

Yes. Premium 3M vinyl is designed for clean removal at the end of life. On factory paint in good condition or properly sealed walls and floors, the material lifts away without damage, leaving a surface you can repaint, refinish, or rewrap. Very old or damaged surfaces pose a higher risk, which we assess first.

Yes. Every project uses premium 3M vinyl backed by the manufacturer's material warranty, which runs up to 12 years on select product lines, and we stand behind our installation workmanship. Because we produce everything in-house, warranty issues come back to us directly rather than getting lost between vendors.

It depends on the project. Full-vehicle wraps generally run $2,500-$5,500, while wall, floor and signage work is priced by size, material and quantity. Fleet and volume pricing scale down per unit. The most reliable number comes from a quote, which we turn around within 24 business hours.

Yes. Fleet pricing scales down per unit as the vehicle count grows, since single-source design, print, and install are more efficient than repeating the setup for each one. Send us your fleet size, vehicle types, and timeline, and we'll return a fleet quote that reflects the volume.

We handle it two ways depending on the scope. Small updates like a new phone number, URL or door-mounted disclaimer can be done with a cut-vinyl overlay applied over the existing wrap in a single visit. Larger changes like a rebrand or new campaign call for replacing the affected panels. Because we keep your design files and color specs on record, updates match the rest of the wrap.

From a normal viewing distance, the wrap should read seamless. Vehicles are wrapped in panels sized to fit the contours without stretching or lifting, and our install team plans the layout so seams tuck into natural body lines, door edges, and trim breaks. That planning is the difference between a professional install and a home-garage job.

Our climate-controlled Tulsa shop lets us install year-round regardless of the weather outside. For managed installs at your location, our certified 3M partners schedule around local conditions since cold, humidity, and direct sun all affect vinyl adhesion. That's why we book on-site installs when conditions produce the best result, not just when the calendar says so.

No, and here's why. Applying vinyl over vinyl compromises adhesion and creates a visible ridge along the underlying panel edges. We remove the old wrap first and inspect the underlying paint before applying the new one. Removal is included in the quoted timeline for any refresh project.

We pause and call you. Rust, dents, aftermarket paint, and prior bodywork can all affect how the wrap adheres and how it looks a year in, and we'd rather flag it during install than have you find out six months later. From there, you decide whether to proceed as-is, address the issue first, or restructure the plan.

Yes. We use perforated see-through vinyl that keeps visibility from the inside while displaying your brand from the outside. Common on buses, box trucks, and vans where a full wrap needs the back or side windows to carry part of the design. We don't wrap front windshields or the driver and passenger front windows for safety and legal reasons.

The most important prep is a thorough hand wash 24 to 48 hours before drop-off. We do a final cleaning and surface prep at the shop before install, but starting with a clean vehicle keeps the timeline tight. Skip wax and ceramic coatings for the week leading up to install, and flag any dents, rust, or aftermarket paint so we can assess ahead of time.

We wrap cars, trucks, vans, buses, trailers, RVs, motorcycles, and food trucks. Full wraps, partial wraps, and full fleet rollouts are all in scope. Every vehicle is designed in-house, printed on premium 3M vinyl, and installed by certified pros at our Tulsa shop or by 3M partners nationwide.

Most full-vehicle wraps fall between $2,500 and $5,500, depending on the vehicle, design complexity, and material. Fleet pricing scales down per unit as volume grows. Partial wraps and decal packages cost less. Request a quote for an exact number on your specific vehicle or fleet.

Most premium 3M vinyl wraps last 5 to 7 years with proper care. The 3M material warranty backs print and material durability up to 12 years on certain product lines. Lifespan depends on sun exposure, washing habits, and whether the vehicle is stored indoors or outdoors.

No. When installed on factory paint in good condition and removed properly, a wrap protects the underlying paint rather than damaging it. Premium 3M vinyl is designed for clean removal. Wraps applied over aftermarket paint, rust, or prior body work carry more risk, so we assess the condition first.

A wrap is printed vinyl film applied over your existing paint, while paint is permanent. Wraps cost less than a quality custom paint job, install in days instead of weeks, protect the original paint, and come off cleanly. Paint wins only when you want a permanent single-color change.

We print every unit in your fleet in-house on the same machines with color-matched 3M vinyl, so the brand reads the same on the first vehicle and the fortieth. Single-source production is the reason fleets that mix vendors end up with mismatched reds. We document your colors for reorders, too.

Most single vehicles take two to five business days once the design is approved and printed. Larger vehicles like buses and box trucks, as well as fleet rollouts, are scheduled in phases. We build a timeline around your route or operating calendar so vehicles are off the road as little as possible.

Yes. Because wraps are removable, they are a popular choice for leased and financed vehicles. The wrap protects the factory paint during the lease and comes off cleanly before return. Check your lease terms, but most allow professionally installed and removed wraps without penalty.

Yes. For fleets outside the Tulsa region, we design and print in-house, then deploy through 3M-certified installers in your market under our coordination. You get our production quality and one point of contact, without shipping every vehicle to Oklahoma. This is our most common path for national fleet rollouts.

Yes. Localized damage, such as a scrape or a torn panel, can usually be repaired by replacing the affected section rather than rewrapping the entire vehicle. Because we keep your design files and color specs on record, a repair panel matches the rest of the wrap. Fleet damage is handled the same way.

Floor graphics are slip-resistant printed vinyl applied to floors for wayfinding, branding, promotions, and safety messaging. Built for high-traffic environments like school hallways, gyms, cafeterias, retail floors, and event spaces, they turn unused floor space into a branding and navigation tool that withstands heavy foot traffic.

Yes. All of our floor graphics use an anti-slip laminate rated for high-traffic commercial environments, including gyms, cafeterias, hallways, and retail floors. The slip-resistant finish is built into the material, so the graphic stays safe to walk on for its full service life, even in wet or busy areas.

Floor graphics rated for commercial traffic typically last 2 to 4 years, depending on foot traffic volume, cleaning methods, and floor type. High-abuse areas like gym entrances wear faster than low-traffic corners. Because they are priced affordably, many customers refresh promotional floor graphics seasonally.

Floor graphics adhere to sealed concrete, VCT and vinyl tile, sealed hardwood, polished surfaces, and many short-pile commercial carpets when the right material is used. The surface must be clean, sealed, and smooth for proper adhesion. We match the material to your specific floor so the graphic sticks and removes cleanly.

Yes. Our floor graphics are designed for clean removal at the end of life and lift away without harming a properly sealed floor. This makes them ideal for seasonal promotions, events, and rotating campaigns. On unsealed or damaged floors, removal carries more risk, which we assess before installation.

Floor graphics are priced by size, quantity, material, and whether you need installation or ship-only. Stock-shape decals cost less than custom-cut designs, and ordering several at once lowers the per-piece price. Request a quote with your sizes and quantities for an exact number.

Floor graphics pull double duty: wayfinding and directional paths, safety and spacing messaging, logos and mascots, retail promotions, educational games for schools, athletic court branding, and event-driven designs for graduations or homecomings. Anywhere you have an open floor and foot traffic, a graphic can work.

Yes. Our print-and-ship option sends production-ready, slip-resistant floor graphics straight to you or your installer with application instructions. Many retail chains and out-of-state schools choose to ship only to roll out the same design across multiple locations on their own schedule. We color-match every reorder.

Yes, with the right material. We use outdoor-rated, slip-resistant floor graphics for sidewalks, entrances, and event spaces that withstand weather and traffic for a season or more. Outdoor lifespan is shorter than indoor because of sun and moisture exposure, so we match the material to the location and duration.

Wall graphics are large-format printed vinyl applied directly to interior or exterior walls to turn blank surfaces into branded, decorative, or informational space. We design, print, and install wall graphics for schools, offices, gyms, lobbies, and branding walls using premium 3M vinyl and fade-resistant latex ink.

Wall graphics are typically priced per square foot, so cost depends on the wall size, surface type, design complexity, and whether you need installation or shipping only. A single accent wall runs far less than a full gymnasium or multi-building campus. Request a quote with rough dimensions for an accurate number.

Wall graphics work best on smooth, sealed surfaces like painted drywall, smooth concrete, glass, and many tile finishes. Heavily textured walls, such as cinder block or brick, require a specialty material or a mounted panel. We assess your surface before quoting so the graphic adheres correctly and lasts.

Interior wall graphics on premium 3M vinyl typically last 5 to 7 years or more, since they are protected from weather and traffic. Exterior wall graphics last several years, depending on sun and weather exposure. Latex ink printing keeps colors vivid and fade-resistant throughout the material's life.

Yes. Our wall graphics are designed for clean removal at the end of life. On properly painted and sealed drywall, the vinyl lifts away without pulling paint, leaving a wall you can repaint or rewrap. Very old or poorly painted surfaces pose a higher risk, which we flag during the site assessment.

Both. We offer full-service install within about two hours of Tulsa, managed install nationwide through certified 3M partners, and a print-and-ship option where we send production-ready graphics to your own installer. Many out-of-state schools and offices choose ship-and-install to control cost.

Yes. Our in-house design team works from your brand guidelines, logo files, or existing assets to match colors, fonts, and standards. If you only have a logo or a reference photo, we can build the artwork from there. We proofread everything for your approval before anything goes to print.

They are points on the same spectrum. Wall decals are smaller die-cut pieces, such as logos or lettering. Wall graphics cover larger areas with printed designs. A wall wrap covers an entire wall or room edge-to-edge for full immersion. We produce all three on the same premium 3M materials.

A single accent wall usually takes a few hours to a day to install. Larger spaces like gyms, lobbies, or multi-room projects take several days and are often phased around your schedule. We share a timeline up front and, for schools and offices, install after hours or over breaks when possible.

Our wholesale and trade print program is white-label 3M-certified production for sign shops, branding agencies, commercial interior designers, and OEM partners. You sell and install; we print. It includes tiered trade pricing, rush capacity, color matching, and unbranded packaging so the work ships as yours, not ours.

The trade program is for sign shops, wrap installers without in-house printing, branding, and marketing agencies, commercial interior designers, and OEM partners who need a reliable production partner. If you sell wraps, graphics, or signage but want to outsource print and material sourcing, the program is built for you.

Yes. White-label packaging ships your trade orders unbranded, or with your branding, so your client never sees ours. The print, the laminate, and the packaging all reflect your shop, not National Wrap Co. This is core to the trade program, since your client relationship remains entirely yours.

Trade pricing is tiered, so the more you order, the lower your per-unit cost, and it sits below our retail rates because you handle sales and installation. Approved trade accounts can also access Net-30 terms. Reach out through the trade inquiry channel for the current pricing structure and tiers.

Yes. We hold production capacity for rush trade work because we know your deadlines are your client's deadlines. Lead time depends on the job's size and complexity and the current queue, so confirm timing when you submit. Established trade accounts get priority scheduling.

Yes. Color matching is a core part of trade production. We print on calibrated, 3M-certified equipment and store your color specs so repeat orders and multi-vehicle fleets stay consistent, even months apart. Send a target, and we match it, then keep it on file for your reorders.

We print the full line for trade: vehicle and fleet wrap panels, wall graphics, slip-resistant floor graphics, window and storefront graphics, banners, and decals, all on premium 3M materials with laminate. If you sell it and install it, we can produce it and ship it ready to apply.

Reach out via our trade inquiry channel, separate from the retail quote form. We will review your business, set up your account, walk through pricing tiers, and discuss Net-30 terms once approved. Trade buyers get a different conversation and a different price structure than retail customers.

We wrap work trucks, trailers, and equipment, and produce job-site signage and equipment ID for construction companies. Materials are spec'd for the abuse construction hands out, so the branding still reads clearly two years and a hundred job sites later, not just on day one.

Yes. Pickup trucks, work vans, dump trucks, flatbeds, and enclosed trailers are core construction projects. A wrapped truck and trailer turns every job site and highway mile into advertising for your company name, services, and phone number. We handle full wraps, partial wraps, and decal packages.

Yes, when spec'd correctly. Construction vehicles take dust, mud, scrapes, sun, and constant use, so we use durable premium 3M vinyl and laminate built for that abuse. The difference between a wrap that looks good on day one and one still readable two years in is the material, and that is where we focus.

Yes. We produce job-site signage, project banners, safety and OSHA messaging, equipment identification, and developer or general-contractor branding for active sites. Outdoor-rated materials withstand the elements throughout the project, and we can turn around site signage quickly when a job starts.

Yes. We brand entire equipment and vehicle fleets, from trucks and trailers to heavy equipment and job boxes, with consistent colors and logos across every unit. Printing in-house and storing your specs keeps the fleet uniform as you add machines. Fleet pricing scales down per unit.

A full work-truck wrap typically falls in the $2,500 to $5,500 range, depending on the vehicle and design, with partial wraps and decal packages costing less. Fleet and equipment pricing scales down per unit. Request a quote with your vehicle types and counts for an exact number.

Yes. For contractors working across regions, we design and print in Tulsa and install through certified partners in each market, or send our crew for large rollouts. Your trucks and trailers read the same whether they are on a job in Oklahoma or three states away.

Yes. For owner-operators and smaller crews, a decal or partial-wrap package puts your name, logo, services, and phone number on the truck for less than the cost of a full wrap. It is a budget-friendly way to look established. We can scale you up to full wraps as the business grows.

We produce wall graphics, wayfinding, floor graphics, window and door graphics, and donor or branding walls for hospitals, clinics, dental and medical offices, and senior living. The work improves navigation and brightens patient spaces, usin

Yes. Wayfinding is one of the highest-value health care projects, since patients and visitors need to navigate complex buildings under stress. We design clear directional floor and wall graphics, department identification, and directories that reduce confusion and missed appointments. Slip-resistant floor materials keep corridors safe.

Yes. We use premium 3M vinyl with low-odor latex ink printing and finishes that withstand the frequent cleaning and sanitizing required in health care spaces. Tell us about any specific facility requirements, such as antimicrobial or fire-rated material needs, and we will spec the right product for the space.

Yes. Wall wraps and themed environments turn clinical spaces into calmer, more welcoming ones, and pediatric murals make children's areas far less intimidating. We design around your brand and the patient experience, and install on durable, cleanable 3M materials built for high-traffic facility use.

We produce a range of facility signage and can incorporate ADA-aligned wayfinding considerations into the design. For tactile, Braille, or fully ADA-compliant room signage, tell us the requirements up front so we can spec or source the right compliant product to accompany your graphics package.

Yes. We wrap ambulances, medical transport vans, mobile clinics, and hospital shuttle fleets with brand-standard, durable graphics, including reflective markings where visibility matters. Backed by our transportation roots at National Bus Sales, we are comfortable with large medical fleets and the documentation procurement needs.

Yes. For hospital systems and multi-site clinic groups, we print in-house, store your brand specs so wayfinding and branding stay consistent across every facility, and then install locally or through certified partners nationwide. Consistency matters when patients move between locations in the same system.

We provide the quotes, scope documents, and references procurement and facilities teams need, the same documentation discipline we use for school districts and municipalities. Tell us your purchasing requirements and approval process, and we will format everything to ensure everything moves smoothly through review.

Yes. We wrap city, county, and state fleet vehicles, including police, public works, parks, transit, and administrative vehicles. Graphics are built brand-standard-compliant, with durable materials, to meet daily municipal duty demands, and with the documentation procurement teams require to approve and reorder.

Yes. We provide the quotes, scope documents, W-9 forms, and references that municipal procurement and purchasing departments need, and we are familiar with standard government bidding processes. The same documentation discipline we use for school districts applies to city and county fleet work.

Yes. We work from your municipality's brand standards, seals, and color specs to produce compliant, consistent graphics across the fleet, and we store those specs so reorders and new vehicles match exactly. Brand-standard compliance is a requirement for government work, not an afterthought.

Yes. Municipal vehicles run hard and stay in service for years, so we spec premium 3M vinyl rated for heavy daily use and outdoor exposure. The 3M material warranty provides up to 12 years of durability on select lines. We match the material to the duty cycle of each vehicle class.

Yes. We design and print in Tulsa, then deploy through 3M-certified installers in your jurisdiction under our coordination, or send our crew for large rollouts. Out-of-state municipalities get our production quality and documentation with local install, so location does not limit who we can serve.

Yes. We produce reflective graphics, safety and chevron markings, and unit numbering for emergency, public works, and transit vehicles, using materials that meet visibility needs. Tell us the applicable standards for your vehicle class, and we will spec compliant reflective material into the design.

Government fleet pricing scales down per unit as volume increases, and we provide line-item quotes formatted for procurement review and budgeting. Multi-year and phased rollouts can be scoped to fit fiscal-year budgets. Share your vehicle classes and counts, and we will build a quote your purchasing team can act on.

Yes. The same crew that handles school district rollouts handles municipal fleets, so cities and counties that also run school or transit vehicles get one coordinated partner. Consolidating fleet graphics under one production house keeps branding consistent and simplifies procurement across departments.

We produce storefront branding, window graphics, food truck wraps, menu and promotional signage, and seasonal campaigns for restaurants. The work is designed to turn curb-side eyeballs into walk-in traffic, with quick-turn capacity for limited-time promotions and multi-location consistency for restaurant groups.

Yes. Food truck wraps are one of our most popular restaurant projects. A full wrap turns your truck into a rolling billboard that builds brand recognition at every stop and event. We design for impact at a distance and up close, and use durable materials built for daily mobile use.

Yes. We produce window graphics, door and hours decals, storefront branding, and promotional window displays. Options include full coverage, see-through perforated film, and frosted privacy film. Window graphics are a fast, affordable way to brand a space, show your menu, or push a limited-time offer.

Yes. We maintain quick-turn capacity for limited-time restaurant campaigns such as seasonal menus, holidays, and grand openings. Removable materials let you swap promotions without damaging windows or walls. Tell us your launch date, and we will tell you honestly whether we can hit it.

Yes. For restaurant groups and franchises, we print in-house and store your specs so colors, logos, and layouts stay identical across every location. Whether you run two restaurants or a hundred, the same crew handles the rollout and every reorder matches the original.

Yes. Interior wall murals, branded feature walls, floor graphics, and themed environments help set your restaurant's atmosphere and give guests something to photograph and share. We design and install on premium 3M vinyl built to handle a busy interior, and proof everything before printing.

Cost depends on the project, from an affordable set of window graphics to a full food truck wrap or interior build-out. Window decals and promotional pieces are entry-priced; full wraps and murals cost more. Multi-location pricing applies to groups. Request a quote for an exact cost estimate for your project.

Not if you choose the right material. Perforated window film carries your full-color graphic on the outside while staying see-through from the inside, so light still comes in, and staff can see out. We match the film to your goal, whether that is full coverage, privacy, or a see-through promotion.

We produce window graphics, storefront branding, promotional signage, in-store displays, and floor graphics for retail businesses. Everything is built to brand standards and refresh-friendly when campaigns rotate. One storefront or a hundred, the same crew handles the rollout and keeps every location consistent.

Yes. Window graphics, storefront branding, door decals, and promotional window displays are core retail projects. Options include full coverage, see-through perforated film, and frosted privacy film. They are a fast, affordable way to brand a storefront, announce a sale, or rotate a seasonal campaign.

Yes. We produce in-store branding, display graphics, wall features, and slip-resistant floor graphics for directional and promotional use. Retail floor graphics guide traffic and push promotions right where customers are standing, and our slip-resistant laminate is rated for busy store floors.

Yes. For multi-store retailers and franchises, we print in-house, store your brand specs so every location matches, and then install locally or through certified partners nationwide. One storefront or a hundred, the same crew handles the rollout, and every reorder is color-matched to the original.

Yes. We design promotional and seasonal retail graphics for easy rotation, using removable materials that come off cleanly without damaging windows, walls, or floors. That lets you refresh the look each campaign or season without a permanent commitment. Quick-turn production keeps you on schedule.

Retail signage spans a wide range, from entry-priced window decals and floor graphics to full storefront branding and multi-location rollouts. Cost depends on size, material, quantity, and installation scope, and volume lowers the per-piece price. Request a quote for an exact number for your stores.

Yes. Our print-and-ship option sends production-ready window, wall, and floor graphics to each store with application instructions, so your team installs on its own schedule. Many retail chains use ship-only to roll out the same campaign across locations at once, and we color-match every reorder.

Yes. Frosted and decorative privacy film lets you screen fitting rooms, offices, and stockrooms while keeping a branded, finished look. It can carry your logo or pattern, controls visibility without blocking all light, and removes cleanly. We match the film to your privacy and branding needs.

We design, print, and install wall wraps, slip-resistant floor graphics, wayfinding, mascot and athletic branding, and window graphics for K-12 and higher-ed campuses. Everything uses premium 3M materials built for hallway traffic, and we schedule installs around breaks so students walk into finished spaces.

Yes, and we recommend it. Most of our school installs are scheduled around summer, fall, winter, or spring break. We phase the work with your facilities team so the campus is finished and clear before students and staff return. Break scheduling is one of the most common requests we plan around.

Yes. Every school floor graphic features an anti-slip finish rated for high-traffic environments such as hallways, gymnasiums, and cafeterias. Safety is non-negotiable in a school, so the slip-resistant laminate is standard, not an upgrade. The graphics stay safe to walk on for their full service life.

Yes. We are familiar with district purchasing requirements, W-9 paperwork, quotes, scope documents, and standard bid processes. We can provide the documentation and references procurement teams need to move a project through committee. Working within how districts actually buy is a core part of our school practice.

Wall wraps on premium 3M vinyl with latex ink typically last 5 to 7 years in school settings. Floor graphics rated for high-traffic school environments hold up 2 to 4 years, depending on traffic and cleaning. We spec materials for the abuse hallways, gyms, and cafeterias, and actually hand them out.

Either works. Our in-house design team can build everything from a mascot reference or your brand standards, or adapt artwork you already have to wall and floor formats. We respect athletic department guidelines and district brand rules, and we proofread everything for approval before printing.

We wrap hallways, gymnasiums, cafeterias, libraries, media centers, athletic facilities, classrooms, entryways, stairwells, locker rooms, and administrative areas. Wall wraps build school pride, floor graphics handle wayfinding and safety, and athletic branding transforms gyms and weight rooms. If it is a surface on campus, we can likely brand it.

School projects range widely, from a single hallway or entry wall to a full-campus refresh. Pricing depends on square footage, surface type, design complexity, and install scope. Many districts start with one signature space and expand. Request a quote with your spaces, and we will scope it for procurement.

Yes. We have wrapped full campuses across multiple buildings in a single break window by phasing the work with the facilities team. Production happens in Tulsa, and installation is handled by our crew locally or certified partners for out-of-state districts. Large projects get a coordinated schedule and one point of contact.

Yes. Buses, shuttles, motorcoaches, and mixed fleets are a core specialty, backed by our parent company, National Bus Sales. We handle full and partial wraps, fleet branding, and identity rollouts, with materials and install methods built for large vehicles and the realities of a working transportation operation.

Bus and motorcoach wraps cost more than standard vehicle wraps due to their larger size and greater surface complexity, with most full bus wraps running several thousand dollars per unit. Partial wraps and decal packages cost less, and fleet pricing scales down per unit. Request a quote with your vehicle types and counts.

Yes. We print every unit in-house with color-matched 3M vinyl so the brand reads identically across the entire fleet, and we store your specs so new vehicles and reorders match. Mixed-vendor fleets are where colors drift; single-source production is how we keep the tenth bus matching the first.

Yes. We design and print in Tulsa, then deploy through 3M-certified installers in your market under our coordination, or send our own crew for large rollouts. Out-of-state transportation companies are one of our most common managed-install customers, so geography is not a barrier to consistent fleet branding.

We schedule around your operating calendar to keep vehicles in service. Wraps are phased in, so only a few units are off the road at a time, and we can work nights or weekends to meet tight schedules. The goal is full fleet branding with minimal impact on your routes and revenue.

Bus and fleet wraps on premium 3M vinyl typically last 5 to 7 years with proper care, and the 3M material warranty backs durability up to 12 years on select lines. Vehicles stored outdoors in full sun age faster than those stored in garages. We spec materials for heavy-duty transit use.

Yes. As part of the National Bus Sales family, we can wrap a bus or shuttle you buy through our parent brand before it ever hits your route, so it shows up already in your colors. One family, one point of contact, from purchase to branded delivery.

Yes. We work with shuttle services, charter operators, tour companies, and corporate transit fleets on full-identity programs, including exterior wraps, window graphics, interior decals, and DOT and number-compliance lettering. The branding is designed to read clearly at highway speed and withstand daily commercial use.