Partial wrap vs full wrap vs cut vinyl
In partial wrap vs full wrap vs cut vinyl, the difference is coverage, not quality. Cut vinyl places only letters and logo on the vehicle body. A partial wrap covers selected panels. A full wrap covers the whole visible body. Because we price per square metre and material, the same vehicle model can have very different costs depending on which you choose.
The problem: comparing quotes for different jobs
A company asks three suppliers for “a sticker for our van” and gets three very different prices. Often each supplier has quoted a different coverage. That is why pricing per vehicle type is misleading: the same model can carry a small door logo or a complete wrap.
The three options
| Option | What it covers | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Cut vinyl | Logo and lettering only | Clean, simple branding on a coloured body |
| Partial wrap | Selected panels, such as sides and rear | Strong visibility with controlled area |
| Full wrap | The whole visible body | Maximum impact and a complete brand look |
What does not change with coverage
- The material: original 3M (up to 5 years) or ORAFOL (up to 3 years).
- The print: printing designed for the outdoor environment.
- The written warranty against burning and peeling.
- The installation: on your site, in batches, in the evenings and on weekends.
Talk to us. Send us your vehicle count and how long they will stay in service, and we will send a 5-year cost comparison based on your own fleet numbers.
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Choosing for your fleet
Start from your goal. If recognition in your service area is the aim, a partial wrap with a clear number often does the job. If the vehicle is your main advertising channel, a full wrap gives more presence.
Clean Master’s 5 vans show that a focused design works: their 3M stickers have stayed without fading for 16 months, after years of yearly fading with their previous stickers.
Frequently asked questions
Is a full wrap more durable than cut vinyl?
Durability depends on the material and print, not the coverage.
Can we start with partial coverage and expand later?
Yes, but plan the full layout from the start so later additions match.
