Vehicle Lettering & Decals
Cut-vinyl logos, lettering, and door graphics for work trucks and vans — clean, professional, and built for the road.
Fleet Graphics & Vehicle Wraps
Your trucks and vans are billboards you already own. We design and print full-color fleet graphics in-house in Coatesville, PA — from cut-vinyl lettering to head-turning wraps — so every vehicle in your fleet carries your brand.
In-house
wide-format printing
Full color
printed & cut vinyl
One vehicle
or a whole fleet
Local
Coatesville, PA
What we do
Vehicle Branding, Designed & Printed Here
Every job is designed with you, then printed and cut in our Coatesville shop — sized to your exact vehicle.
Wraps & Large-Format Graphics
Full-color printed graphics that turn panels, trailers, and equipment into moving advertising — designed around your vehicle's lines.
Fleet Branding Programs
Consistent artwork across every vehicle you run. We keep your files on hand, so the next truck you add matches the last one.
Trailers, Equipment & More
Box trucks, trailers, food carts, coolers — if it rolls or sits in front of customers, we can brand it.
Materials matter
What Goes on Your Vehicle
A wrap is only as good as the film it's printed on. We use the two material systems professional installers ask for by name — and we'll tell you exactly what's going on your truck.
Premium Cast Vinyl — Avery Dennison & 3M
Printed graphics go on Avery Dennison MPI 1105 or 3M IJ180Cv3 cast wrap film. Cast vinyl hugs curves, rivets, and recessed channels without lifting or snapping back — the difference between a wrap that stays tight for years and one that peels at the edges.
Every Print Gets Laminated
Each printed wrap is finished with a matching overlaminate — Avery DOL 1360Z or 3M 8518, in gloss, lustre, or matte. The laminate shields your graphics from sun, stone chips, road grime, and power washing.
Bubble-Free by Design
Both films use air-egress adhesive that lets trapped air escape during installation and stays repositionable until it's pressed down — so panels go on smooth, without bubbles or wrinkles.
Cut Vinyl for Solid Colors
For lettering and solid-color logos, we skip the printer entirely and contour-cut premium colored films like Avery SWF and 3M 2080. Richer color, cleaner edges, and a lower cost than printing solids.
Our process
How We Build a Wrap That Lasts
Most wrap failures trace back to shortcuts in production, not installation. Here's the sequence we never rush.
1. Print
Your graphics print full-color on our 8-color wide-format printer, color-profiled to the exact film we're using — smooth gradients, sharp detail, and true-to-life color, right down to skin tones.
2. Cure
Prints rest 24–48 hours so ink solvents fully evaporate. Laminating too soon traps them — the most common cause of wraps that fail early.
3. Laminate
The cured print gets its protective overlaminate in your choice of gloss, lustre, or matte.
4. Contour Cut
Panels are precision-cut to your vehicle's dimensions, labeled, and ready for clean installation.
Why Print Habit for your fleet
Printed In-House
Designed, printed, and cut in Coatesville, PA — no outsourcing.
Design Included
We set up your artwork and show you a proof before anything prints.
Built for Business
From one van to a full fleet program with consistent branding.
One Local Shop
Signs, banners, apparel, and fleet graphics under one roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does vehicle branding cost?+
It depends on coverage — simple door lettering costs far less than large printed graphics. Send us your vehicle type and what you have in mind, and we'll quote it with options at different coverage levels.
How long does a fleet graphics project take?+
It varies by project size and coverage. When we quote your job, we'll give you a real date — and for multi-vehicle fleets we can stage the schedule so your trucks aren't all off the road at once.
What about installation?+
We'll walk you through installation options when we quote your project, based on the type of graphics and your vehicles.
What materials do you use for wraps and fleet graphics?+
Printed wraps go on Avery Dennison MPI 1105 or 3M IJ180Cv3 cast vinyl with a matching Avery or 3M overlaminate — the same material systems professional wrap installers specify. Solid-color lettering is contour-cut from premium films like Avery SWF and 3M 2080. If you'd like the exact spec for your job, just ask — it's on your quote.
Should I choose gloss, lustre, or matte?+
Gloss reads bright and bold — the classic look for commercial branding. Matte gives a modern, non-reflective finish that photographs well. Lustre sits in between. All three come in the same protective laminate families, so it's a style choice, not a durability trade-off.
What's the difference between a printed wrap and cut lettering?+
A printed wrap reproduces full-color designs, photos, and gradients across large panels. Cut lettering uses solid-color vinyl cut to shape — ideal for company names, phone numbers, and DOT numbers at a lower cost. Many fleets combine the two, and we'll recommend the mix that fits your budget when we quote.
Will graphics damage my paint?+
Quality vehicle vinyl is designed to remove cleanly from factory paint in good condition. It can actually protect the paint underneath while it's on.
Can you match the branding on my existing vehicles?+
Yes. Send us photos of your current vehicles and your logo files, and we'll match colors and layout so new vehicles look like part of the same fleet.
Put your brand on the road
Tell us about your vehicles and we'll design fleet graphics that get noticed — with a proof before anything prints.