Typical signs in this category
- Door lettering with company name and number
- Printed side panel graphics on vans
- Rear window and tailgate branding
- Bakkie canopy graphics
- Removable vehicle magnets
- Website and social media decals
- Fleet numbers and identification
Materials
| Cut cast vinyl | Lettering and logos that follow body curves and last outdoors |
|---|---|
| Printed vinyl with laminate | Full-colour logos and graphics |
| Perforated window film | Rear windows where visibility out must be kept |
| Vehicle magnet sheeting | Removable signs for private vehicles used for business |
| Calendered vinyl | Short-term promotions and flat surfaces |
Choosing a size
Keep the essentials large: the business name, what you do and one contact method. Phone numbers and web addresses should be readable from a car behind at a traffic light. Avoid placing text over door handles, fuel caps and deep body lines.
Standards and compliance
Graphics must not obstruct the driver's view or cover lights, reflectors or number plates. The vehicle owner is responsible for roadworthiness and for informing their insurer where needed. Magnets should be removed and cleaned regularly and are not suited to every vehicle surface; we advise on suitability.
Same-day conditions
- Simple cut vinyl lettering, printed decals and vehicle magnets can sometimes be produced same-day when stock and capacity allow
- Larger printed panels and anything requiring a vehicle inspection or fitting is quoted with a confirmed lead time
- Approved artwork, accurate vehicle details and full payment are needed before the configured cutoff
- Fitting is booked separately and the vehicle must be clean and available
Pricing
Signs are priced by quotation based on size, material, quantity and finishing. Request a quote.
FAQs
What do I need to tell you about my vehicle?
Make, model, year and photos of each side help us plan placement and size. For larger graphics we prefer to see the vehicle.
Should I choose magnets or vinyl?
Magnets suit private vehicles used for work because they can be removed. Vinyl is more permanent and looks more integrated.
Can I apply the lettering myself?
Small decals can be supplied ready to apply with instructions. For larger graphics, professional fitting gives a better, longer-lasting result.
Can branding be removed when I sell the vehicle?
Vinyl is removable. Removal on sound paint is usually straightforward, though older graphics take more care.
