Partial Car Wraps

A partial car wrap is vinyl that covers somewhere between a quarter and three-quarters of your vehicle, leaving the rest of your original paint in place. It's the option most of our customers land on when they want the impact of a wrap without wrapping every panel.

We Install Partial Vehicle Wraps Across America

Partial vehicle wraps are affordable, and, when they're done right, they can turn just as many heads as a full vehicle wrap. We've been wrapping vehicles for over 25 years, and we bring that same design process to every partial wrap job, whether you're covering a hood or half the vehicle.

There's more flexibility with a partial wrap than most people expect. We can wrap:

• Doors and lower panels: a straightforward way to put your logo, phone number, and service area right at eye level for anyone walking past your parked vehicle
• Hood and roof: one of the highest-impact combinations we install, since both panels catch light and attention whether the vehicle is parked or moving
• Full-perimeter accents: a wrap that runs around the sides, rear, and front of the vehicle while leaving the roof and hood in your factory paint
• Racing stripes and accent graphics: bold, simple design elements that work well when you want color and branding without covering large panels

We'll walk you through which combination makes sense for your vehicle and your budget before we design anything, so you're not guessing at what a hood wrap or a door wrap actually looks like until it's already printed.

Partial Wraps for Businesses

A partial wrap is built to target your business's customers specifically, helping people recognize and recall your brand every time your vehicle passes by.

Compare that to a billboard, bus stop, or print advertising: those come with ongoing costs every month, while your wrapped vehicle keeps generating impressions for years after the one-time install. A partial wrap is a lot more than a logo stuck on a door; it's a design that works with your vehicle's shape and your brand's colors to look intentional, not slapped on.

One question we hear constantly is whether a partial wrap will actually match the rest of the vehicle's paint. Our design team can work around your existing color rather than fighting it. For a service van with white paint, for example, we'll often wrap the doors and rear panels in a bold color-blocked design and use the factory white as a built-in accent rather than trying to vinyl-match it exactly, since an exact factory paint match is genuinely hard to pull off with vinyl. Placing wrap edges at natural body lines (door seams, bumper edges, fender creases) is what keeps the transition from paint to vinyl looking clean instead of patched.

Every partial vehicle wrap we install uses the same 3M or Avery cast vinyl and UV protection layer as our full vehicle wraps, and goes through the same design, print, and installation process. That's why our partial wraps carry the same industry-leading 7-year warranty and typically last 9 years or more, well past the point most vehicles are traded in.

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Partial Vehicle Wrap FAQs

What is a partial wrap?

A partial car wrap covers anywhere between a quarter and three-quarters of a vehicle. It uses the same high-quality printing materials as a full wrap and is designed to work with your vehicle's current paint job rather than replace it.

What is the cost of a partial wrap?

It depends on the shape, type, and coverage of the vehicle. Most partial vehicle wraps cost between $495 and $1,695, though larger vehicles or more complex coverage can run higher. Call us today for a free quote.

How long can I expect a partial wrap to last?

We use the latest printing technology, installation methods, and materials to make sure every partial vehicle wrap lasts up to 9 years. Most of our partial wraps outlast the vehicles themselves, and we back that up with an industry-leading 7-year product warranty.

Will a partial wrap match my vehicle's existing paint color?

Vinyl can get close to your factory color, but an exact match is difficult to guarantee. Instead, our design team places wrap edges at natural body lines and uses color-blocking or accent designs so the transition from paint to vinyl looks deliberate rather than mismatched.

Can I upgrade a partial wrap to a full wrap later?

Yes. Since we use the same materials and process for both, we can design a partial wrap now and expand it to a full wrap down the road if your needs change. Just let us know when you request your quote so we can plan the design with that in mind.

Do partial wraps work for a whole fleet of vehicles?

Absolutely, and it's one of the most common ways businesses use partial wraps. Wrapping doors and rear panels across every vehicle in your fleet keeps costs down per vehicle while still putting your brand in front of people every time one of your vehicles is on the road.