[ PET print · One-off · Gradient · Fleet ]

Full
custom.

When a single finish isn't enough. Two-tone gradients, digitally printed graphics, fleet branding, and one-off art wraps — printed on PET media and built to install cleanly. Bring the concept; we engineer the film and the panel layout.

[ Capabilities ]

What a custom wrap can be.

Any combination of our finishes and printing capability — sized from a single show car to a hundred-vehicle fleet.

01

Color gradients

Seamless two-tone fades — blue to purple, gloss to matte — printed on PET film and contoured to the vehicle's lines.

02

Printed graphics

Full-color digital print on white base film. Photographic, geometric, or hand-drawn — laminated for UV-stable longevity.

03

Fleet branding

Consistent, repeatable brand wraps across many vehicles. Templated artwork, batched production, identical results.

04

One-off art

Show cars, SEMA builds, and personal statements. We collaborate with your designer or supply our own.

[ Showcase ]

Concepts, made real in film.

Custom gradient blue-to-purple wrap
[ Gradient ]

Blue-to-purple shift

Two-tone fade printed on gloss PET film, contoured along the body line.

Custom printed geometric graphic wrap
[ Printed ]

Geometric racing livery

Angular graphic printed on white-base film, laminated for outdoor durability.

[ Process ]

From brief to build.

A custom wrap is half design, half engineering. We move methodically so the finished film installs cleanly the first time — matching the proof you signed off.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Share the concept, vehicle, and finish preferences. Reference images welcome.

  2. 02

    Design proof

    We return a to-scale visual proof on the actual vehicle template for sign-off.

  3. 03

    Panel engineering

    Artwork is split into installable panels with seam placement and relief cuts planned.

  4. 04

    Print & laminate

    Printed on PET film, laminated, contour-cut, and QC'd against the proof.

  5. 05

    Install & export

    Shipped pre-cut for your installer, or applied in-house — then crated for freight.

Designer reviewing wrap sample swatches