Partial Wraps. Full Impact. Half the Budget.
Strategic coverage that puts your brand exactly where eyes go — doors, tailgates, and rear panels — without the full-wrap price tag.
Brand the Panels People Actually See
A partial vehicle wrap covers the highest-visibility zones of your vehicle — rear doors, tailgate, side panels, and hood — and blends into the factory paint color. Done right, most people can't tell it isn't a full wrap, because we design around the vehicle's own lines.
It's the smart play for newer fleets that already come in your brand color, or for businesses that want serious street presence without full-wrap spend. The rear doors alone are prime real estate: that's what every driver stuck behind your van in NYC traffic stares at.
Ready to go bigger? Compare with a full wrap, or start smaller with spot graphics and DOT lettering.
What's Included
Coverage Strategy
We map the wrap zones to your vehicle color and routes so the partial reads like a full wrap on the street.
Color-Matched Blending
Wrap edges land on body lines and blend into factory paint — no awkward cutoffs mid-panel.
Premium Cast Vinyl
Same 3M / Avery Dennison films as our full wraps, laminated for UV and wash durability.
Rear-Door Billboard Design
The panel with the longest stare time in city traffic, designed to convert it.
Fast Turnaround
Most partials complete in 1-2 days per vehicle — less downtime for your crew.
Clean Removal
Rebranding later? Partials remove clean and update panel-by-panel without redoing the vehicle.
Built for NYC Businesses
From Design to Road
Consultation
We look at your vehicles' colors and pick the coverage level that fits the budget.
Design & Mockups
Proofs on your exact make and model showing precisely where the wrap starts and stops.
Print & Production
In-house printing, color-managed to match your brand and the vehicle's paint.
Installation
Installed at our Bronx shop, usually same-week — one vehicle or the whole fleet in rotation.
Common Questions
What does a partial wrap cost compared to a full wrap?
Typically 40-60% less, because you get the panels that matter instead of every square foot. You're paying for the panels that matter instead of every square foot.
What's the difference between a half wrap and a three-quarter wrap?
A half wrap usually covers the rear of the vehicle and part of the sides; a three-quarter extends coverage toward the front doors. We'll recommend the split based on your vehicle color and where the design needs room to breathe.
Will a partial wrap look 'unfinished'?
Not when it's designed for the vehicle. We end coverage on natural body lines and blend graphics into the paint color, so the wrap reads as intentional design — most people assume it's a full wrap.
Can you match the wrap to our existing fleet branding?
Yes — send us photos or brand files of your current vehicles and we'll match colors, logo placement, and layout so mixed full/partial fleets still look uniform on the road.
Ready to Put Your Fleet to Work?
Free quotes, fast turnaround, and installs at our Bronx shop or your location. One van or fifty.