High-Quality
Custom Vehicle Wraps Scarborough

SignSmith offers business owners the most cost-effective advertising solutions in Scarborough. Say goodbye to your dependence on expensive television and internet advertising. If you’re trying to attract local customers to your business, the best way is to target them on the road with vehicle wraps.

 

Our custom vehicle wrap solutions will transform your company’s vans, trucks, and cars into mobile billboards in Scarborough. Vehicle wraps can give you unlimited free advertising by simply driving your vehicles around the city as usual. When you think about all the cars and pedestrians that your vehicles pass on the road every day, you have the potential to reach hundreds of people daily.

 

We use custom wrap films made of 3M vinyl film. It is a durable film with the potential to protect your vehicle’s paint job from the sun, insects, debris, and other outdoor elements. In fact, the film preserves the paint job so that it never gets dirty or deteriorates. Then you can maintain some of the value of your vehicle if you ever want to sell it someday.

 

SignSmith creates custom vehicle wrap designs that accommodate the goals and preferences of our clients. You will have the opportunity to share all your ideas with our design team so that we can create a vehicle wrap that you will love. We maintain complete transparency during the design process to ensure you approve of the result.

 

Our family-run vehicle wrap business has served local business owners in Scarborough for over 8 years. Now, let us serve your company and help it grow to all new heights. You will be pleased with the results.

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FAQs

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What is a vehicle wrap and why should I invest in one?

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A vehicle wrap is a vinyl covering applied to a car's original paint that can be customized in a variety of colors, sizes, and designs. It can be used to emblazon wording, logos, and imagery. It is a great investment for businesses that use work vehicles as it allows them to market their brand to anyone who looks at the vehicle. They can communicate the business name, type of business, contact information, and more with this affordable application. It is one of the most affordable forms of marketing given the low investment that can amount to just a few thousand dollars, yet will last as long as 7 years.

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What are vehicle wraps made of?

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Vehicle wraps are made of high-quality heavy-duty vinyl with an adhesive backing. They are strengthened by polyvinyl chloride (PVC) which helps give them a long-lasting and vivid appearance.

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How much can I expect to pay for a vehicle wrap?

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The cost of a vehicle wrap will depend on the level of coverage. Quarter wraps will range from $750, while full wraps can cost over $3,500. The more added features you want to be incorporated into the design, the more you can also expect to pay. However, keep in mind that even a simple design that pops against the plain background color of your vehicle will still make for a great visual impact.

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How should I keep my vehicle wrap clean?

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Handwashing is the top recommendation for preserving and cleaning your wrapped vehicle. Especially in the first three months after installation. Thereafter, you may occasionally run your vehicle through the car wash, but do not make it a regular practice as it is not recommended. Avoid the use of a pressure washer and your wrap should be okay.

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Do I have to bring my vehicle to your site to be wrapped?

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No. While we do have a spacious, well-lit, and climate-controlled facility in the Gorham Industrial Park in Maine, we can also serve our clients at their premises. Our crews do travel to perform installations in various cities including Augusta, Auburn, Bangor, Bath, Biddeford, Boothbay, Brunswick, Cape Elizabeth, Casco, Cumberland, Damariscotta, Falmouth, Freeport, Gorham, Gray, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Lewiston, Portland, Saco, Sanford, South Portland, Standish, Topsham, Westbrook, Yarmouth, and more. We serve all of Maine and New Hampshire and most of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont.