PrintPro Graphics offers custom car wraps for personal cars and local businesses alike, from full color changes to logos, lettering, and decals. We use trusted vinyl brands and a straightforward process, so your car gets a finish that lasts and paint that stays protected underneath.
People wrap cars for a few reasons. Some want a new color. Some want their logo seen around town. Some just want to protect their paint. A wrap changes your look without a trip to the paint shop, and it shields your paint underneath. For local shops, a wrapped car is a moving sign on Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County roads every day.
Change your car's color without touching the factory paint.
Your logo and number ride along on every drive around town.
The wrap sits over your paint and keeps it safer underneath.
A color change wrap is a simple swap from factory paint to something bolder, and you also pick the finish.
Covers the entire car for the biggest change and most ad space.
Covers most of the car, sitting between full and partial in price.
Covers panels like the hood or doors, for less cost.
Good for a logo, phone number, or website on doors or back glass.
Ideal for businesses aiming for maximum visibility, digitally printed vinyl graphics cover the entire exterior surface with high impact.
A cost-effective alternative that covers the entire rear, sides, and partial front panels. This option delivers a strong branding presence while preserving some of the original vehicle’s paint.
It’s a combination of computer-cut vinyl and digitally printed vinyl that focuses on high-visibility areas like doors, hoods, or rear windows.
Searching for a car wrap shop near me? PrintPro is based right here in Lawrenceville, working with everyday car owners and local business owners alike. We know Gwinnett County roads and walk you through design, material, and finish. Many customers call us the best car wrap company in Lawrenceville because we treat every job the same way.
Your vehicle should still make people notice your brand months after the install. That’s why we focus on clean design, strong materials, and a finish that keeps your business looking trusted on the road.
Make Your Vehicle Worth Remembering.
Good wraps start with good material. We print on vinyl from 3M, Avery, and Arlon cast vinyl, trusted names in the wrap world. These materials hold their color in the sun, resist cracking and peeling, and lay flat around curves for a clean finish. Cheap vinyl fades fast and lifts at the edges.
Every option protects your paint. Only one changes your look.
Car wrap cost depends on vehicle size and wrap type, and it also shifts based on
There is no single price for every car. Ask us for a free quote to get a real number.
We keep car wrap design and install simple:
Talk through your idea and goals.
Check your vehicle in person or by photo.
Pick material, color, and finish.
Build your car wrap design as a mockup.
Print or prepare the vinyl.
Install the wrap by hand.
Do a final check before you drive off.
A wrap can last five to seven years with normal care, and parking in shade helps it last longer. Basic care is easy: hand wash with mild soap, skip the high heat at automatic car washes, and wipe off bird droppings and sap soon after they land. Removal is simple too. A trained installer peels the wrap off without harming the paint.
The price of a car wrap depends on your vehicle size, the wrap type, and the finish you pick. Ask us for a free quote and we’ll give you a real number for your car.
This usually costs about the same as any full wrap, since it covers the whole car in one new color. The exact number still depends on your vehicle and the finish you choose.
Most wraps last five to seven years when you look after them well. Parking in shade and washing by hand both help it last longer.
Usually, yes. A wrap often costs less than a full paint job, and it can be removed later if you want a different look.
No, a wrap actually adds a layer of paint protection over your factory paint, as long as it’s installed and removed the right way.
Yes, wraps are fully reversible. A trained installer handles the removal without harming the paint underneath.
We offer five finishes: matte for a flat look, satin for a soft shine, gloss for a bright shine, chrome for a mirror-like finish, and a textured finish for extra grip.
A full car wrap covers the entire car. A partial car wrap covers just a few panels, like the hood or doors. A 3/4 wrap covers most of the car but skips a few small spots, so it costs less than a full wrap but more than a partial one.
Most wraps take a few days from start to finish. The exact time depends on the size of your vehicle and how detailed the car wrap design is.
Yes, a wrap does not damage the paint underneath, and it comes off before you return the car. Many drivers with leased vehicles choose a wrap for exactly that reason.
The PPF vs wrap choice comes down to what you want. PPF is a clear film that protects your paint without changing how your car looks. A wrap changes your color or adds your logo, and protects the paint at the same time.
We use vinyl from 3M, Avery, and Arlon cast vinyl. These are trusted names that hold their color and hold up well over time.
Hand wash with mild soap, skip high-heat automatic car washes, and wipe off bird droppings and sap quickly. This keeps your wrap looking sharp for years.
Yes, roof wraps, hood wraps, and mirror wraps are popular ways to add color or style without covering the whole car.
Good news, PrintPro is right here in Lawrenceville, serving car owners and local businesses across the area.
Ready for a new look or a business wrap that gets noticed? If you have searched car wraps near me, reach out. Tell us your idea, and we will handle design, material, and install from there. Custom car wraps Lawrenceville GA start with one simple call.
One quick call, and you’re on the schedule.
