
Basic cut out vinyl
$450 - $1,600+
Doors, rear windows, contact details and clean service-vehicle branding.
- Cut vinyl or printed decals
- Basic placement proof
- Single vehicle install
Vehicle wraps
Plan van wraps, ute wraps, truck graphics, fleet signage, partial wraps, full wraps and one-way vision with practical guide pricing, clear production scope and install requirements.



Production timing starts after proof approval and payment, with quote-first handling for oversized, installed or unusual work.
View timing bandsWe check size, bleed, resolution, cut paths, white ink and finishing notes before releasing production.
Artwork helpStandard products show online pricing. Mixed, site-specific or rollout work is quoted by a real production team.
Start a quoteSaved artwork, approved specs and trade account pathways make reorders cleaner for teams, agencies and rollouts.
Trade accountsProject examples
The CRM showed some demand, but this page should stay quote-led and operationally qualified so the team only accepts wrap work that fits current production capacity.




Practical price guide
Use these guide ranges to choose the right level of vehicle branding before requesting a quote. Final pricing depends on vehicle size, film choice, artwork, removal and install access.


$450 - $1,600+
Doors, rear windows, contact details and clean service-vehicle branding.

$1,900 - $3,600+
High-impact side panels, rear doors, bonnet sections or quarter wraps.

$3,500 - $6,200+
Full commercial brand coverage where the vehicle is a moving billboard.

$850 - $6,200+
Pantech trucks, large side panels, trailers and mixed rigid/vehicle signage.
Compare cut vinyl, partial wrap and full wrap pricing by vehicle type before sending photos for a final quote.
Small door decals cost very differently to full side, rear and roof coverage.
A hatch, ute, van, pantech and truck all need different artwork and install time.
Clean vector files lower setup time; design, redraws and templates add cost.
Short-term decals, premium wrap film, clear laminate and one-way vision change the spec.
Removal, adhesive cleanup and paint condition can add time before new graphics go on.
Same model vehicles are more efficient; mixed body shapes need adaptation.
Wrap types
Good for branded side panels, rear doors, quarter panels and high-impact areas without wrapping the full vehicle.
A larger production and install job that needs vehicle templates, artwork prep and booked installation time.
Repeatable branding systems for multiple vans, utes, trucks or service vehicles.
Alternatives
For removable vehicle branding when a full or partial wrap is not required.
View car magnetsFor larger flat truck panels where the product path is closer to large-format signage.
View truck signageFor one-way vision, rear window graphics or glass branding as part of a vehicle package.
View window decalsQuote checklist
Make, model, year, body type and number of vehicles.
Straight-on photos of each side, rear, front and any existing graphics.
Full wrap, partial wrap, lettering, one-way vision or fleet repeat.
Logo files, brand colours, install deadline and vehicle availability.
No. This should stay quote-led because vehicle condition, template accuracy, install time and production capacity matter.
Yes when the job fits production and install capacity. A quote should confirm vehicle count, model consistency, artwork and scheduling.
Car magnets, cut vinyl lettering or selected decals can work when the customer does not need a full or partial wrap.
Next step
Send vehicle photos, make and model, wrap scope and artwork so Platinum can confirm whether a wrap, fleet graphic or simpler vehicle sign is the right fit.