Van Wrapping

A full van wrap in Birmingham typically falls between £2,000 and £4,500 depending on the size of the vehicle, the film you choose, and how much disassembly and branding work is involved. A standard Transit Custom in a gloss or matte finish sits at the lower end. Larger vans like Sprinters or Lutons, or premium finishes like chrome and colour shift, push the price higher. Printed vehicle graphics, signage, and custom branded livery are quoted individually based on design complexity. Get in touch for an accurate price based on your van and your requirements.

In most cases, yes. A quality respray on a medium sized car starts at around £3,000 to £4,000 and goes up quickly for custom colours. A wrap gives you a full colour change for less money, and it is completely reversible. When you want to change the look or sell the car, the wrap comes off and the original paint is still underneath in the condition it was in when we started.

In most cases wrapping is significantly cheaper than a quality respray, and it is completely reversible. A respray on a commercial van can easily run into the thousands and takes the vehicle off the road for longer. A wrap gives you a full colour change or branded finish for less money, protects the original paint underneath, and can be removed or updated when you rebrand without any lasting damage.

With proper installation and care, a quality vinyl wrap lasts between five and seven years. Edge priming, post heat setting, and thorough surface preparation are what determine longevity. We control all of those as standard. Daily commercial use, motorway driving, and UK weather are all factored into how we install every panel.

A standard panel van wrap typically takes three to four days. Larger vans can take up to five days. That includes full disassembly, surface prep, wrapping, reassembly, and inspection. For fleet work we schedule vehicles to keep downtime to a minimum and get your vans back on the road earning.

Yes. If the wrap changes the colour of your vehicle you need to update the colour on your V5C registration document with the DVLA. You should also let your insurance company know, as a colour change counts as a modification. Branded graphics applied over the original colour do not usually require a V5C update, but check with your insurer regardless.

Yes. If you have a specific Pantone or RAL reference we will source the closest available match in vinyl film. For exact brand colour reproduction, digitally printed wraps and vehicle graphics give you a precise match along with logos, contact details, and any design elements you need.

Yes, but all old adhesive and residue must be completely removed first. We use adhesive cleaner solvents to strip previous graphics back to clean paint as part of our standard prep process. Any residue left behind will show through the new film and compromise adhesion. This is one of the most common issues we see on commercial vehicles and our process is built to handle it.