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Class-6 International truck lettered for Denali Stone Works, Everett WA

Truck Wraps in Everett, WA

Pickups, service bodies and flatbeds that sell while they drive.

Get a free quotefrom $2,800

A work truck spends its day parked at job sites and driving arterials — the two places your next customer actually looks. A wrapped truck tells them who you are, what you do and how to call you, every mile and every driveway, with no monthly ad spend attached.

Trucks are the hardest vehicles to wrap well: door handles, body lines, flares, tailgate steps. We print on cast vinyl — the film made for compound curves — laminate it, and install indoors so the adhesive sets clean. Rivets and recesses get heat-set, not stretched over, which is the difference between a wrap that lasts five years and one that lifts at the first hot summer.

Spec sheet

Film
3M IJ180Cv3 / Avery MPI 1105 cast vinyl
Coverage
Full wrap, partial, or lettering
Fits
Pickups, service bodies, flatbeds, dumps
Turnaround
3–5 business days
Warranty
12-mo workmanship · films rated 5+ yrs

How it works

The process

  1. 1 · Quote

    Photos of the truck plus your logo gets you a firm quote. Not sure about coverage? We price full, partial and lettering side by side.

  2. 2 · Design & proof

    Layout built on a template of your exact cab and bed configuration, proofed before printing.

  3. 3 · Print & laminate

    In-house large-format print on cast vinyl with overlaminate.

  4. 4 · Install

    Indoors, panel by panel, heat-set into recesses. Most trucks are done in 3–5 business days.

FAQ

Common questions

How much does a truck wrap cost?

Full wraps on standard pickups start around $2,800 and go up with truck size and coverage. Partial wraps start around $1,200, and door-and-tailgate lettering starts around $450. Photos of your truck get you an exact number.

Will a wrap damage the paint?

No — on factory paint in good condition, the wrap protects it. Removal with heat leaves the paint the way we found it. Repainted or peeling surfaces are the exception, and we flag those before we start.

Can you wrap a truck with a service body or toolboxes?

Yes. Service bodies are mostly flat panels, which wrap cleanly and give you more printable area than a pickup bed. We template around latches and hinges so doors work exactly as before.

Get started

Get a truck wraps quote

Photos of your vehicle plus your logo is all we need. Call, text a photo, or send the form — we reply within one business day.