FAQ:A list of the most ask questions regarding vehicle wraps.

1. Q: What is a wrap or vehicle wrap?

    A: A wrap is the process of covering or protecting a surface (a vehicle, wall etc.) with an adhesive graphic or                 protective film or substrate.

        Vehicle wraps fall into three catagories; full premium wrap, full wrap and partial wrap.

        A full premium wrap covers the entire vehicle including the inside of the doors, type of wrap is common on                 higher end cars with a color change.

        A full wrap covers most areas except for the inside door or possibly other areas.

        A partial wrap covers a portion of the vehicle and incorporates the color of the vehicle, lettering is usually                   common.

    

  

2. Q: What types of wraps does Mass Factor media offer?

    A: We mainly produce wraps to cover cars, trucks, trailers, we also print wraps for wall and billboard advertising,

         print on canvas, banner and backlit materials. 

 

3. Q: What is the process of creating a wrap?

    A : 1. We consult with each client to identify their needs 

         2. we assess the graphic design provided by the client to assure quality during the printing process.

         3.We print a hard proof of the image to assure the color is correct, customer will sign off to confirm artwork is               correct.

         4.We print and if required we laminate the print to protect it from UV damage and solvents.

         5. We install the graphic.

             after approval the average time after approval is 2-4 days, rush jobs are possible.   

     

4. Q: I Just want to change the color of my vehicle?

    A: This is called a color change wrap. We meet with our clients to go over all of the colors and finishes that we              offer and schedule an installation. 

 

5. Q: How long does a wrap last?

    A: This depends on the material that you choose, we like to classify it in three catagories premium mid range and

         temporary.

         Premium wrap - up to 5 years or more (3M material or Avery vinyl) 

         mid range wrap - 1 to 3 years (economy vinyl ) 

         temporary wrap -  up to 1 year (walls and flat surfaces)

 

6.Q: can a wrap be removed?

   A: yes