Vans & Sprinter - Toronto & GTA
Partial Sprinter Wrap
A partial Sprinter wrap puts your branding on the panels people actually read: the long flat sides and the rear doors, while the rest of the van stays in its factory colour. On a vehicle this size, that still gives you a very large sign.
A partial Sprinter wrap puts your branding on the panels people actually read: the long flat sides and the rear doors, while the rest of the van stays in its factory colour. On a vehicle this size, that still gives you a very large sign.
It is a sensible step for businesses that want a professional fleet look without the cost of full coverage, and for owners who simply like their Sprinter's colour and want graphics that work with it.
Options
- Large printed side panels with your logo, colours and key services
- Rear door graphics, read by every driver who follows you in traffic
- A design that flows into the van's own paint, so the boundary looks intentional
- Matching lettering for the cab doors and front, so the whole van ties together
Because the Sprinter comes in several lengths and roof heights, every design is drawn on your model and proofed to you before printing.
Good to know
Partial Sprinter wraps usually take 1 to 3 days to fit, depending on how much of the van is covered. We use the same 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal films as on our full wraps, and the installation is covered by warranty. The wrapped panels gain protection from stone chips and UV, and the film can be professionally removed without harming the paint if the van is sold or the branding changes. Care is simple: hand wash with gentle, non-abrasive soap.
Common questions
How much of a Sprinter can a partial wrap cover?
Anything from one side panel to most of the van. The usual choice is both sides plus the rear doors, which is where nearly all the reading happens.
Will it still look like one finished design?
Yes. The proof shows the graphics against your van's actual colour, and shapes are planned to end at body lines, so the result looks designed rather than patched.
Is a partial wrap cheaper than a full one?
Yes, because it uses less film and less labour. How much less depends on the coverage, and your free estimate will show the figure for your van.
Brand the panels that count: ask for a free estimate on the quote page.