One Source Media Car Wraps

As far as we know, there are no regulations in New York prohibiting car owners from placing stickers and decals in their rear windows, or side windows, so long as the sticker or decal allows visibility from the inside of the vehicle to the outside. One Source Media Car Wraps offers perf Window film graphics for one-way vision so you can advertise your brand on your vehicle window while still seeing through the graphic. Note also that One Source Media Car Wraps does not provide legal advice; if you want to be absolutely certain of the legality of window decals, consult an attorney knowledgeable in relevant New York statutes and law.

Vehicle wrap advertising has been proven to be very effective. According to the research by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA), mobile advertising reaches more individuals at a lower CPM (cost per thousand people reached with your message) than other advertising methods. More so, 98 percent of research respondents notice vehicle graphics on the road.

Yes, you can put your company logo on your car or other vehicle. One Source Media Car Wraps offers a range of Wrap advertising solutions, from full vehicle graphics down to simple logo spot graphics.

No, decals, vehicle graphics, and wraps do not harm your paint. As long as the Decal was applied correctly by a professional, it will come off later without damaging the paint.

On a daily basis, hand-wash vehicles graphics with a sponge and mild detergent. Remove any debris with a water spray first. If it's your first time using a new detergent, test it on a small piece of the graphic to make sure it won't bleach or stain it. Finish by rinsing well with clean water and squeegeeing or drying with a clean microfiber sheet. If you want to go the extra mile to preserve your custom vinyl Decal, then have it ceramic coated. One Source Media Car Wraps of Westchester, NY offers both decals and ceramic coating services.

A printed vinyl Decal is a type of Signage that is semi-permanent. They are removable, but they also have a long lifespan.

Car decals are printed onto specialty Vehicle vinyl wrap material and are then cut out after printing. One Source Media Car Wraps uses high-grade printable vinyl designed especially for vehicle graphics and mobile advertising. We strongly encourage you to use only well-known vinyl brands for car decals, such as Avery Dennison and 3M Company, to avoid unfavorable results.

A car decal is made of a special type of vinyl that is intended specifically for vehicle graphics. One Source Media Car Wraps uses only the highest-grade Vehicle vinyl wrap products from top-tier manufacturers such as 3M and Avery Dennison for our Westchester, NY clients.

Partial wraps (some branded spot graphics on your Pickup truck doors, or carbon fiber accents on your on mirrors and hood, to give a couple examples) can cost as little as a few hundred dollars, while full vehicle graphics can cost as much as several thousand dollars. Call One Source Media Car Wraps at (914) 306-8820 for a more complete quote on vehicle graphics. We'll discuss your Wrap advertising or car wrap needs and then provide a free quote.

Car decals or vehicle graphics are images, graphics, or Lettering that are printed on and cut out of self-adhesive vinyl material and then applied to any type of vehicle, from cars, trucks, commercial vans, buses, motorcycles, jeeps, tractors, and boats. Car lettering, opaque vinyl decals, clear vinyl decals, perforated decals, and high adhesive decals are some types of vehicle graphics. They are commonly used to advertise a product or brand on the front, back, window, doors, or on the entire vehicle.

Many vehicle owners opt for a Ceramic coat over their car wrap to extend the life of the vinyl.

You have an array of options as to the colors for your car wrap. You can choose matte, satin, and gloss color change which provide sparkling colors to the quality paint job. Matte wrap colors include red, royal purple, blue metallic, apple green metallic, military green, and other vibrant hues. Satin wraps, such as white, black, pink pearl, and silver, add a touch of class to any luxury vehicle or give a more affordable vehicle a sleek new look. Almost any color you can imagine is available in gloss vehicle wrap shades.

No, Vehicle vinyl wrap does not ruin the paint of your car. In reality, a wrap will not only not harm the painted surface of your car, but it will also protect it and maintain the consistency of the paint underneath if the paint is factory paint. The vinyl serves as a protective layer over the paint, keeping it from being damaged by the elements. It may also defend against minor cuts and dings caused by rocks or debris. When properly removed, the vinyl will not leave any residue nor will it peel any paint or clear coat.

Yes, you can bring your newly wrapped car to an automated brushless car wash, though we prefer to have it washed with your hands to avoid unwanted results. Brush car washes can be too harsh on the film, causing it to degrade and peel, as well as lifted edges. Most wraps should be secure if a car wash uses water spray rather than brushes.

While you can wrap over dents and dings, the damage is likely to show through the Vehicle vinyl wrap. In reality, since the car wrap adheres so tightly, hail damage and scratches are as visible as without the vinyl. It's advisable then to have your car fixed first from any dents or paint cracks.

If you are still doubtful as to whether to get car wrap or not, this is a list of benefits that might help you: Vinyl car wraps are fully removable and cover your OEM paint. By removing the wrap, you can return the car to its original color. A vinyl vehicle wrap is much less expensive (about half the price of a comparable paint job). A Vehicle vinyl wrap gives you a lot of pattern options that are not possible with paint, such as Camouflage, carbon fiber, etc. When properly cared for, vinyl car wraps will last as long as, if not longer than, paint. You can either wrap the entire or just portions of the car. Gives your car a fresh look by hiding marks and tiny chips. Increases the resale value of your vehicle. Your paint will be in the same condition when you remove it as it was when it was wrapped. As a result, having perfect paint on your car would increase its resale value. Because of questions about a potential prior crash, a repainted car usually reduces the value of your vehicle.

Yes, vehicle wraps are easy to remove. The removal process is simple if the vehicle has been covered with high-quality car wrap vinyl such as 3M and Avery Dennison. A heat source, ideally a heat gun, an experienced personnel, and a lot of patience are all that is needed.

A vinyl wrap is the preferred method of vehicle advertising since it is less expensive than a custom paint job and provides much more design and finish options. Wrapping your car with vinyl usually takes three days of installation, compared to a usual paint job. This is a good consideration if you only have your car as your means of transportation. Vinyl also has the advantage of being able to be removed without scratching the paint underneath. Since the paint has been shielded from the weather, the paint that is revealed when the vinyl is removed would appear as fresh as the day it was wrapped.

The response is dependent on a variety of factors, including sun exposure, atmosphere, washing frequency, and so on. Wraps don't last as long on cars that are driven every day and exposed to the sun. With this level of wear and tear, the life expectancy may be as low as two years. But even something as easy as parking in the shade will significantly extend the life of your vehicle wrap, bringing it to about three or four years. Wraps on vehicles that are used less often will last up to seven years. A vehicle wrap's average lifetime is around five years under normal conditions.

It really depends on the vehicle. A larger coupe, such as a Ford Mustang or a Chevy Camaro, as well as smaller SUVs, trucks, and vans, begin about can cost 3-4 thousand. Depending on the complexity, materials, and size of the vehicle, the most exotic wrap jobs will cost more. Wrapping inside the door jambs can take extra time and thus will add expense.