Some basic guidelines to use when choosing the amount of material you need to wrap a vehicle:

• 60 inches by 45 feet for compact cars (Volkswagen GTI, Honda Civic, Mazda3)

• 60 inches by 60 feet for standard cars (Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata)

• 60 inches by 75 feet for trucks (Ford F-150, Ram 1500, Chevy Silverado)

Please keep in mind that the amount of material you need depends on your skill level. If you are a beginner to intermediate level wrapper, we recommend ordering more to cover for any potential mistakes made in the wrapping process.

On average, well-installed car wraps will last for 3-5 years, but some wraps can remain in excellent shape for 7 years or longer.

Some factors that determine how long your vinyl wrap lasts include:

• Type of material used; major brands last longer. (VVivid, VinylFrog, Teckwrap, and other China-made films are not major brands)

• Contaminates; chemicals, tree sap, water spots, and not cleaning your wrap.

• Where you live; hot climates with a lot of sun and states that use salt for managing snow can decrease the lifespan

The cost of vinyl wrapping a vehicle depends on a few factors that need to be taken into account, including:

• The type of material; every brand has different pricing options, sometimes for the same material.

• The amount of material; the more material you need, the more expensive your purchase will be.

• DIY or hiring an installer; if you are wrapping a vehicle yourself, you won't need to take into account paying someone else to get the project done.

Please keep in mind that hiring a professional vinyl wrap installer will typically run you anywhere between $1,500 - $3,000. These prices do not reflect all installers, it is only an estimation.