Truck and vehicle wrapping in Jeddah
Printed vinyl wraps for delivery trucks, vans and cars: full wraps, box sides, cut lettering and window film, designed on the vehicle's own template.
What it is and who it is for
Which option suits your site and Jeddah's climate
| Type | Best for | Lifespan and Jeddah climate | Lighting and finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full wrap in printed cast vinyl | Vans, cars and pickups that carry the brand every day | Laminated against UV; the roof and bonnet age faster than the sides in Jeddah sun | Gloss or matte laminate |
| Box sides and rear doors on trucks | Refrigerated and dry box trucks, the largest flat area on the road | Film worked over rivets, door hardware and panel seams, edges sealed against washing | Gloss laminate; reflective film optional for night visibility |
| Partial wrap and cut vinyl lettering | Small fleets and service cars: logo, name and contact number on the doors | Cut cast vinyl holds its colour; the paint between the letters stays exposed | Gloss, matte or reflective film |
| One-way vision film on the glass | Rear and side windows of vans, buses and event vehicles | Perforated film, laminated so dust does not fill the holes; shorter life than body vinyl | Clear laminate over the perforations |
| Short-term campaign and event wraps | National Day, launches and seasonal campaigns, removed afterwards | Removable-adhesive film that lifts cleanly within its rated period | Gloss or matte finish |
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Six steps from brief to handover
Vehicle survey
We photograph every side, note the make, model and year, and check the paint: repainted panels, rust and dents change what the film can do.
Design on the vehicle template
The artwork is laid out to scale on the vehicle template, around handles, hinges, rivets and seams.
Colour proof
A printed proof on the actual vinyl to approve the brand colours before the full run.
Print and lamination
Printed on cast vinyl, left to cure, then laminated against sun and washing.
Fitting
The vehicle is washed and degreased, then wrapped panel by panel in the shade.
Handover and care
A care sheet (first wash, pressure washers, fuel spills) and a warranty on adhesion.
What determines the price
- Vehicle type and the area to cover
- Coverage: full wrap, box sides, partial or lettering only
- Film grade and laminate, and how long the wrap must last
- Shape of the body: rivets, corrugation, deep recesses and bumpers
- Number of vehicles in the fleet
- Removal of an existing wrap or old lettering
- Where and when the fitting happens: at your yard, out of hours
We send an itemised quote after a survey or after receiving photos and measurements; we do not price from a table.
Photos from delivered projects
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Questions clients ask before ordering
How long does a vehicle wrap last in Jeddah?
Laminated cast vinyl lasts longest on the vertical sides. The roof and bonnet take the sun directly and age sooner. Parking in the shade and washing by hand extend the life.
Will the wrap damage the paint?
On factory paint in good condition, quality film comes off cleanly within its rated life and protects the paint under it. Repainted or damaged panels can lift with the film, which is why we check the paint at the survey and tell you before we start.
How long is the vehicle off the road?
It depends on the vehicle size and the area wrapped; we confirm the date in the quote. For a fleet we schedule the vehicles in turns so the rest keep working.
Can you wrap refrigerated boxes with rivets and door hardware?
Yes. Cast film is worked over rivets and seams, and the layout keeps small text and logos off hinges, locks and handles so nothing important is cut by the hardware.
Can the windows be covered?
Rear and side glass can take perforated one-way film: the graphic reads from outside and the view stays from inside. On a vehicle in daily use the windscreen and the front door glass stay clear. Full glass coverage is for display and parade vehicles.
Do I need a permit to put graphics on my vehicle?
Rules can apply: advertising on vehicles is regulated by the municipality, and a full colour change may have to be recorded with the traffic department. Tell us how the vehicle will be used and we flag what to check before production; any permit is issued in the vehicle owner's name.
Do you design the wrap, or do we send artwork?
Either. Our studio designs it from your brand files, or we adapt your agency's artwork to the vehicle template. Send the make, model and year with photos of every side.
Will the colours match across a whole fleet?
The whole fleet is printed in one batch on the same film, against an approved proof that is kept as the reference. Vehicles added later are matched to that proof.
Can a damaged panel be replaced, or the wrap removed?
Yes. We keep the print files, so a scratched or dented panel is reprinted and replaced on its own. At the end of a campaign or a lease the wrap is removed and the adhesive cleaned off.
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