Car wraps & PPF near Lakewood

Getting here from Lakewood

From Lakewood it is about 12 miles and 18 minutes: South Street to the I-605 north, then Washington Boulevard.

Around Lakewood

Lakewood grew up as a planned post-war city, became known for the Lakewood Plan of contracting city services from the county, and has Lakewood Center at its heart. Plenty of local businesses run a van or a pickup, and a wrapped work vehicle advertises in every driveway and parking lot it stops in. We design the graphics in-house, print them and wrap one vehicle or a fleet.

Wrapping a work van: what the film protects

A work van spends its life in the sun, in parking lots and on job sites, and vinyl helps it in two ways. First, it carries your name, number and services to everyone who drives behind you or parks next to you. Second, it covers the factory paint, so scrapes from ladders and tool boxes land on the film. When the van is sold, the wrap comes off and the paint underneath has been shielded from years of UV. Printed graphics are laminated, which adds sun resistance and makes them easier to wash. A full wrap is not the only option: graphics on the doors and rear do much of the advertising with less film.

Services for Lakewood drivers

• Car wrapsA printed wrap turns a work van into a moving billboard on Lakewood Boulevard and Del Amo, and the film shields the factory paint until the van is sold.From $2,390
• Window tintWork trucks and vans carry tools and laptops that heat can damage. Tint on the rear glass keeps cargo cooler and out of sight from passersby.Price by photo
• Paint protection filmMost drives out of Lakewood start with a run up the 605. Film on the front end, mirrors included, keeps those freeway miles from chipping the paint.Price by photo
• Wheel powder coatingPickups and work trucks run big wheels that take a beating at job sites. Powder coat is a tough, baked finish that handles gravel, mud and pressure washing.Price by photo

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