Hand washing is recommended. This can be done with any good brand of automotive detergent and a soft, clean cloth.  Rinse with water and dry with a clean microfiber cloth.

***NEVER use the following on your wrap: kitchen & bathroom cleaners, solvents, degreaser, orange oil, oil based cleaners***

While you can take your car through an automated car wash, hand washing is best and more thorough.  If you do bring it through a car wash, make sure the car wash uses water spray and no brushes. Brushes can lift edges on the wrap and cause it to peel.

You can also pressure wash your wrap, as along as you keep it below 2,000 psi.  It is best to use a spray nozzle with a 40 degree angle spray bottle, and the temperature needs to be below 140 degrees.  Keep a distance of at least 12 inches between nozzle and wrap.

This depends on the extent of the damage.  Worse case scenario, the wrap will have to be removed or reapplied.  However, this is rare.

Usually, we just have to remove the damaged section and reapply that section of the wrap, after reprinting and laminating the patch required to fix the damage.

The answer to this question varies greatly.  It can cost as little as $250 for basic decals to as much as $3600 for a full vehicle wrap.  This price includes design, materials, printing, lamination, and installation.

To get a better idea of what your wrap will potentially cost, fill out the contact form in the section below, or give us a call at 800-363–0606.

We are (usually) easily able to create patches to cover outdated information or logos, since all of your artwork is saved on our computers.

Absolutely!  Click the link below to get started.

Absolutely!  Just email the logo to dan@superhotsigns.com, and we will start the process for you for a fee.