From one branded coach to a multi-vehicle fleet, we help businesses plan full wraps, partial wraps and cohesive fleet graphics—then coordinate production and installation.
Full wraps, partial coverage and fleet graphics serve different needs. Start with the surfaces you want to cover, the message you want people to read and the vehicles in your fleet.
A full wrap uses more of the available bodywork; a partial wrap concentrates graphics on selected areas. Doors, windows, access panels and existing paint affect the layout. Share vehicle photographs and the coverage you have in mind.
Send a vehicle list and brand guidelines. Coaches with different lengths, windows and panel layouts need vehicle-specific artwork, even when the finished graphics share the same colors and message.
List each installation city and the dates vehicles can be taken out of service. Artwork approval, production and installer availability are coordinated around that scope; a fleet schedule is confirmed for the actual vehicles.
The motorcoach photographs show how promotional graphics work across a large vehicle. Use the project gallery to compare side coverage, rear graphics and message placement before requesting a quote.
Browse completed projects ↗Images from The Graphics Department portfolio; availability of particular vehicle types and installation dates requires confirmation.
Coverage, fleet consistency and the information needed for a commercial bus-wrap quote.
Yes. For one coach, send the make, model, year and clear photographs. For a fleet, include the quantity and vehicle list, along with installation cities and your proposed schedule. That gives the team a practical starting point for design, printing and installation planning.
Both full and partial graphics can be discussed. A full-wrap plan considers the available body surfaces, while a partial treatment concentrates on selected panels. Window coverage, operator requirements, existing graphics and your budget help determine a suitable scope; photographs alone do not establish a final price.
Yes. Provide logos, colors, fonts and any existing artwork you are authorized to use. Each layout still needs to fit its vehicle. Review the proposed coverage and vehicle-specific proofs before artwork is approved for production.
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