Full Wrap Cargo Van
Cargo van (e.g. Transit, ProMaster)
Market rangePER UNIT (QTY 1+)
● TYPICAL SITS NEAR THE CEILING
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Procurement playbook
What moves the price
- Coverage, from spot graphics to partial to full wrap
- Film type and whether laminate is included
- Vehicle size and surface complexity such as curves, rivets, and recesses
- Installation labor and removal if needed
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- Laminate omitted, which shortens outdoor life
- Install labor under-scoped for a complex vehicle
- Design fees bundled opaquely
- Removal or surface prep charged later as an extra
Negotiation levers
- Right-size coverage to the goal rather than defaulting to a full wrap
- Specify cast film with laminate so quotes match on longevity
- Batch a fleet for per-vehicle savings
- Reuse one design across similar vehicles
About full wrap cargo van pricing
Priced per unit; vendors typically quote against a primary quantity around 1 unit.
Why do full-wrap quotes vary so widely?
Coverage, film grade, and installer labor. A complex vehicle and a skilled installer cost more, but a poor install fails early and costs more overall.
Is laminate necessary?
For outdoor or long-term wraps, yes. It protects the print from UV and abrasion. Skipping it lowers the quote but shortens the life.
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