Service
Vehicle Wraps in New Jersey
Partial and full wraps that turn a blank panel into a moving billboard.
Vehicle advertising is one of the best forms of getting your name out there. Vehicle wraps have become the new age trend for utilizing the blank canvas of your vehicle or trailer and “turning more heads” to catch attention. By wrapping your vehicle, fully or partially, you will be able to use your “mobile billboard” to its fullest potential and obtain maximum exposure for your business.
A wrap uses the entire vehicle as the ad. Where lettering delivers your name and number, a wrap delivers an image people remember, and it does it thousands of times a day on New Jersey roads without another dollar of media spend.
What the job involves
We build wraps in three sizes. A partial wrap covers the high-value real estate — rear quarters, doors, the back of a box — and leaves the factory paint doing the rest, which is the best return per dollar for most small fleets. A three-quarter wrap adds the hood and lower panels. A full wrap covers every painted surface and lets you change the color of the truck entirely.
Design comes first and gets the most attention. Our team lays the artwork out on a scale template of your exact make, model and body length, so nothing important lands on a door handle, a rivet line or a fuel door. You see the design on the truck outline before print. That one step is why our wraps read cleanly instead of looking like a poster wrapped around a van.
How we do it
Print and installation use commercial cast film with a matched overlaminate for UV and abrasion protection. Panels are heat-formed into recesses and around corners, edges are sealed, and rivets are worked individually so the film does not lift. We install on site whenever the weather and surface allow, and we work indoors at the shop when a full wrap needs controlled temperature.
When a wrap comes off, premium film means glueless removal — no baked-on adhesive and no damaged paint, which protects resale value and lease returns. Fleets on three to five year cycles find this the deciding factor.
Included in vehicle wraps
- Full, three-quarter and partial wraps
- Color-change wraps
- Trailer and box-truck wraps
- Digital print with cast overlaminate
- Vehicle-specific design templates
- Fleet rollouts in batches
- Glueless removal at end of life
- Wrap repair and panel replacement
How mobile lettering works
STEP 1
Call or send a photo
Tell us the vehicle, the wording and roughly when you need it. A photo of the truck answers most of our questions in one shot.
STEP 2
Approve the proof
We lay the design out on a template of your actual vehicle and send it back for approval. Nothing is cut until you say yes.
STEP 3
We come to you
We arrive at your yard or job site with everything needed, prep the panels and apply the graphics. Most vehicles are back in service the same day.
What every Lombardo job includes
All of it standard, none of it billed as an extra.
✓Free quote and design consultationNo charge
✓Layout proofed on a template of your actual vehicle before anything is cutAlways
✓Premium Avery, 3M or Oraflow cast film — not cheap calendared vinylStandard
✓On-site application at your yard, driveway or job siteMobile
✓DOT, license and registration numbers sized and placed correctlyChecked
✓Glueless removal years later, so paint and resale value stay intactBuilt in
✓Your artwork kept on file so trucks you buy later still matchFor years
Vehicle Wraps — recent examples
Work photographed at customer yards and job sites across New Jersey.
We don’t cut corners — premium materials only



Why customers leave their old sign shop
The differences that show up on the invoice and on the truck.
| What matters | Lombardo Lettering | Typical sign shop |
|---|---|---|
| Where the work happens | At your yard — we come to you | You drop the vehicle off |
| Downtime | Back in service the same day | Often two or three days |
| Materials | Avery, 3M and Oraflow cast film | Whatever is cheapest that week |
| Proof before cutting | Every job, on your vehicle | Sometimes, on a generic outline |
| Who does the work | The family — third generation | Whoever is on shift |
| Removal years later | Glueless, paint-safe | Baked-on adhesive and ghosting |
| Adding a truck in three years | Stored spec — it matches | Start the design over |
Vehicle Wraps — questions we get asked
What does a wrap cost compared to lettering?
A wrap is a bigger investment than lettering because of printed material and labor. We price by vehicle size and coverage, and we will tell you honestly when lettering would do the same job for less.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
No. On factory paint in sound condition, quality cast film protects the surface and removes cleanly. We will flag any repainted or failing panel before installing.
How do I wash a wrapped truck?
Hand wash with mild soap, or use a touchless bay. Avoid high-pressure jets aimed straight at seams and edges.
Can you wrap only part of the fleet now?
Yes. Most customers stage a rollout a few trucks at a time, and we keep your files so later vehicles match exactly.
Other services
Everything else we do, each on its own page.
Get vehicle wraps in your county
We are mobile — pick your county for local detail.
Quote for vehicle wraps
Tell us the vehicle or the wall, and send a photo if you have one. Same business day reply.
Shop: 95 W Main St, Chester, New Jersey 07930Email: franksignguy@yahoo.comHours: Mon–Fri 7am–5pm, Saturday by appointmentCoverage: Morris, Essex, Warren, Union, Bergen, Somerset, Sussex & Hunterdon counties
Want it done this week?
Call 973-214-2292 — we hold slots for quick jobs.







