Cars - Toronto & GTA
Partial Ford Wraps
A partial wrap covers part of your Ford: the hood, the roof, the box sides, the tailgate, or a set of panels carrying your graphics. The original paint does the rest, and done properly the result looks planned, not patched together.
A partial wrap covers part of your Ford: the hood, the roof, the box sides, the tailgate, or a set of panels carrying your graphics. The original paint does the rest, and done properly the result looks planned, not patched together.
It is the practical middle ground for Ford owners across the GTA. Trades trucks get branding where it reads best, personal cars get the accent they were missing, and nobody pays for film on panels that do not need it.
Options
- Hood and roof wraps in black or a contrasting colour, a favourite on F-150s.
- Box side and tailgate graphics for pickups, printed designs or solid cut film.
- Stripe packages for Mustangs and other Ford cars that need a sharper look.
- Door and fender branding panels for business vehicles that are not ready for a full wrap.
- Finishes in gloss, matte, satin and metallic that sit properly next to factory paint.
Good to know
- Partial work is faster than a full wrap. Most jobs take 1 to 3 days, depending on how much is covered.
- The film comes from the same lines as our full wraps, 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal, with the same 5 to 7 year life when it is looked after.
- Covered panels get the same protection against stone chips and sun fade as a full wrap gives.
- You can extend the coverage later. Plenty of owners add panels over time until the truck is fully wrapped.
- Hand wash with gentle soap, and keep pressure washers away from the film edges.
Common questions
Which panels should I wrap first?
For looks, the hood and roof change a truck the most. For business, the doors, box sides and tailgate are the panels that carry the message.
Will the edge of the film be visible?
Look closely and you can see where film ends, especially on a contrast colour. On matched colours it stays subtle, and clean edges are part of our install standard.
Can a partial wrap become a full wrap later?
Yes. We keep your film choice and design details on file, so the panels added later match what is already on the truck.
Tell us the model and the panels you are thinking about on the quote page and we will work out the price.