Standard Questions | Billing Questions | Vehicle Wrap Questions

Q: How do I request a quote?

A: There is a quick link for a quote request right off the homepage of this website if you are a first time customer. Or if you already have spoke to a Source One account manager you can email them directly with your specifications (see the contact page for email addresses) or call our office and ask for them by name at 800 898 3022.

Q: What is involved in the design phase of a vehicle wrap?

A: This is the critical part of the vehicle wrap process. Communication is essential to ensure your vehicle wrap is laid out properly per your needs. A complete understanding of the overall project is a must. The design must be done taking into account that the images used need to be high resolution and full size at 75 dpi. File types must be adhered to per our specifications and the wrap design must be properly scaled to the vehicle. We encourage our clients to focus on the purpose of the vehicle wrap. We have found that simple but deliberate design works best. The vehicle is a moving billboard advertisement, so the message on the vehicle wrap must be instantly understood. The audience only has 3 seconds or so to get the message.

Q: How do the vehicle wrap graphics get installed?

A: Installation is last but definitely not least. An indoor location and properly trained installer is crucial. We have listings of Certified Installers that we use all over the country. If we don’t have an installer within a hour from your location, they will travel to your to complete the job. An additional trip charge may apply.

Q: Will you wrap a leased vehicle?

A: Sure, we’ve wrapped many leased vehicles. The wrap can easily be removed without any damage at the end of the lease.

Q: Is it difficult to remove a vehicle wrap?

A: Vehicle graphic removal is simple. Gentle heat is applied to soften the adhesive and the graphics are then easily pulled away from the surface. Using regular automotive cleaners removes any remaining adhesive on the surface. There are also removable graphic materials that do not need any heat or chemical cleanup.

Q: Will wraps harm the surface of my vehicle?

A: The vinyl will not harm the surface. Vinyl has been used for years on cars, trucks, boats, and personal watercraft. In fact, after years of a vinyl graphic being applied and then removed you may notice that the paint under the vinyl graphic is glossy and shiny, while the paint that was not protected by the vinyl may be faded from weather conditions.

Q: How do I care for my wrap?

A: Hand washing is best. Avoid high pressure washes and be careful never to use an ice-scraper. Sweeping off windows with a soft broom and rear defroster will cause no damage to your window graphics.

Q: Can you wrap anything other than a vehicle, RV or Bus?

A: Absolutely, we have wrapped buildings, windows, storefronts and large machinery. If the surface to wrap has enough adhesion for the vinyl, a wrap is possible.