Van Graphics

Do's

• Regularly wash your vehicle to remove dirt, debris, and contaminants that can damage the wrap. Use water with a mild soap (for difficult contaminants, use hot, soapy water) and a soft, clean cloth or sponge (do not use any cloths/brushes that have been used previously as this can transfer dirt/grit and cause damage). Always rinse thoroughly and care for your vehicle graphics as you would any fine paint finish.
• Test specific cleaning products in an inconspicuous area before use. Isopropanol can be used to remove stubborn marks or adhesive.
• Wipe off fuel spills immediately and hand wash the affected area with a soft cloth and mild soap to avoid vinyl degradation.
• Remove salt from the wrap. Much like with paintwork, road salt can cause damage if allowed to build up over time. Ensure regular washing to avoid salt build up, especially during the winter months.
• Inspect your vehicle regularly to check the wrap for signs of damage, lifting edges, or bubbles. If you should get a rip, cut or tear in your vinyl you should get it fixed as soon as possible to prevent further damage or peeling. New damages are more likely fixable if you get it looked at as soon as you notice it.

Don'ts

• Do not wash your vehicle for the first week of it being wrapped.
• Avoid high-pressure washers, steam cleaners or automatic car washes with rotating brushes to prevent lifting the edges of the film.
• Avoid washing your car in direct sunlight, as it will dry out the soapy water too quickly and can leave ugly spots on your newly cleaned vehicle.
• Do not use abrasive cleaners or tools, petroleum based, acidic or strong cleaning agents, caustic cleaners or Ketones such as Acetone or MEK.
• Avoid using wax or sealants on the wrap as these can create a hazy or dull appearance which reduces the vibrancy of the wrap's colours. If you do want to wax your vehicle, make sure the products you use are free of distillate petroleum.
• Do not place heavy objects against the wrap, as this can cause creases or damage.
• Avoid parking under trees as this may damage the vinyl.

Helpful Tips

• Avoid high temperatures and whenever possible, park the vehicle in shaded areas or in a garage to protect the wrap from excessive heat exposure. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can cause deterioration to wrapping.
• Alternate the position of the vehicle when parking to prevent one side from fading faster than the other.
• If the wrap turns brown, it is due to prolonged exposure to acid from pollutants in the air and may indicate neglect or failure to follow proper cleaning procedures. The affected area may need to be rewrapped. If you notice brown, discoloured, or rust-coloured areas on your wrap, it is best to remove the film from your vehicle to prevent damage to the paint beneath it and reapply fresh wrap. Often, it is only necessary to replace the affected panel.
• Be mindful of objects or surfaces that could scratch or scrape the vehicle wrap. When loading or unloading items from your vehicle, use caution to prevent any accidental damage.

Van Graphics Information

Van graphics are primarily used for business promotion, turning your vehicle into a mobile advertisement. They build brand awareness, present a professional image, and attract attention whether your van is driving, parked, or on-site. For many businesses, it’s a cost-effective and high-visibility marketing tool.

Van Graphics Temporary vs Permanent Options

No – professionally installed van graphics are designed to be durable but removable. When applied and removed correctly, they won’t damage your paintwork. This makes them ideal for leased vehicles or when you need to update branding in future.

Van Graphics Information

Yes – we offer everything from basic die cut lettering to full-colour printed panels or wraps.

Van Graphics Customisation and Branding

Yes – we have templates for all major makes and models to ensure a perfect fit.

Van Graphics Durability and Weather Resistance

High-quality vinyl graphics typically last 5–7 years, though they can exceed this with proper care. Factors like sun exposure, frequent washing, and road salt can affect longevity, so maintenance plays a key role in lifespan.

Van Graphics Information

Wash your van regularly using a soft sponge or cloth and a mild, non-abrasive car shampoo. Avoid high-pressure washers near the edges of the vinyl, and never use solvent-based cleaners or abrasive pads. To extend the life of the graphics, park in the shade where possible and avoid automatic car washes with stiff brushes.