One of the first choices in any commercial wrap project is how much of the vehicle to cover. At WRPD in Chatsworth, we install both partial and full wraps, and both are great ways to put your business in front of more people.
Here is how they compare so you can choose the coverage that fits your goals.
What a partial wrap covers
A partial wrap covers a section of the vehicle, such as the rear half, the doors, or the tailgate, and blends into the existing paint color. Paired with bold graphics and clear contact information, it can look sharp and very professional.
Partial wraps are a smart choice for larger fleets or for businesses that want a strong look while keeping the budget focused.
What a full wrap covers
A full wrap covers the entire painted body of the vehicle. It gives you complete control over the design, color, and layout, so the whole vehicle becomes your brand.
Full wraps make the biggest impression on the road and protect all of the factory paint underneath from sun and daily wear.
How to choose
Think about your brand colors and your goals. If your vehicles are white and your design works with white as a base, a partial wrap can look fantastic. If you want a bold color or a design that flows across every panel, a full wrap is the way to go.
Many businesses use full wraps on their lead vehicles and partial wraps across the rest of the fleet, which keeps everything consistent and recognizable.
Spot graphics and lettering
For the lightest coverage, we also install door logos, lettering, and window graphics. These are perfect for adding your name, phone number, and license information to any work vehicle.
Whatever you choose, we design it so your vehicles are easy to read at a glance, whether they are parked at a job in Porter Ranch or moving on the 405.
Want the full details on how we do it? Read more about our Commercial Vehicle Wraps service at WRPD in Chatsworth, serving the greater Los Angeles area.
Common questions
Does a partial wrap still protect the paint?+
Yes, the covered areas are protected. A full wrap protects all of the painted surfaces.
Can I start with a partial wrap and upgrade later?+
Absolutely. We can design a partial wrap that expands into a full wrap down the road.
Which option gets more attention?+
Both stand out. A full wrap has the most visual impact, while a well designed partial wrap is clean and highly effective.
Not sure which coverage is right for your fleet? Contact WRPD at 9362 Eton Avenue in Chatsworth or call (747) 220-0200 and we will walk through both options with your vehicles and brand in mind. We wrap vehicles for businesses in Chatsworth, Northridge, Canoga Park, Van Nuys, and the rest of the greater Los Angeles area.