High Impact Vehicle Wraps
What is Vehicle Signage?
We specialise in creating high-impact vehicle wraps and custom signage that turn your cars, vans, utes, and trucks into powerful mobile advertising platforms. Whether you’re looking to increase brand visibility, promote a new product or service, or give your business fleet a polished, professional appearance, our premium vehicle graphics are designed to grab attention and deliver results.
Types of Signage We Offer
- Business Logos & Door Decals
- Full Vehicle Wraps for Maximum Impact
- Partial Wraps & Panel Graphics
- Custom Window Graphics & One-Way Vision
- Custom Text, Stripes & Branding Elements
Our Recent Projects
We’ve worked with thousands of businesses over the past 50 years, helping them turn vehicles into standout marketing tools. From single utes to full commercial fleets, our custom signage solutions are designed to get noticed and get results.
Our Work
Sydney's trusted name in custom car wrapping for over 50 years









Frequently Asked Questions
What types of vehicles can you wrap?
We wrap all types of vehicles - whether it's cars, vans, utes, trucks, boats, jet skis or even entire fleets. If it has a surface, we can wrap it.
How long does a vehicle wrap last?
Our high-quality vinyl wraps are designed to last. With proper care, you can expect your wrap to look great for 5-10 years.
Can you design the branding for me or do I need to supply artwork?
We offer a complete design service and can fully customise your vehicle wrap to suit your brand. Prefer to supply your own artwork? That works too!
Will the wrap damage my car’s paint?
Not at all. We use premium vinyl that protects your paintwork and can even help shield it from scratches and UV damage.
How much does a full vehicle wrap cost?
The cost depends on the size of your vehicle, the level of detail in the design, and the amount of vinyl required. Get in touch for a tailored quote.
How long does it take to wrap a vehicle?
A wrap can take anywhere from 1 to 4 days, depending on the size of the job and the complexity of the design.