Wrap & sign
guidesStraight answers about vehicle wraps and signs
The questions we hear most from customers in Ottawa and Kemptville, answered from what we see in the shop every day.
What does a wrap cost?
Price is the first thing most people ask. Every vehicle is different, but here are the ranges our quotes usually fall in, and what moves a price up or down.
Read the guide →November 2, 2026How long does a wrap last?
A wrap lasts 5 to 8 years. Where yours lands in that range depends on the vinyl, the install and how the vehicle is looked after. Here's what we tell our customers.
Read the guide →November 2, 2026Wrap or paint?
Want a new colour, or your business name on your vehicles? You can paint them or wrap them. For most people a wrap is the better choice, but not always. Here's how to decide.
Read the guide →November 2, 2026Can you wrap a leased car?
Yes. A wrap is one of the best things you can do for a leased vehicle: it changes the look, protects the paint, and comes off before you hand it back. Here's what to know first.
Read the guide →November 2, 2026Washing a wrapped car
A wrapped car is easy to look after. You can wash it like a painted one, with a few things to keep in mind. Here's how we tell our customers to do it.
Read the guide →November 2, 2026Full wrap, partial or decal kit?
There are three ways to put your business on a vehicle: a decal kit, a partial wrap or a full wrap. Each one is a good choice for a different job. Here's how they compare.
Read the guide →November 2, 2026Coroplast signs
Coroplast is the light, corrugated plastic used for lawn signs, job site signs and short-term signage. It's affordable and quick to make. Here's what it's good for and which sizes are common.
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