A commercial wrap that puts you in front of 15,000+ people a day, or a one-of-a-kind custom design. Designed, printed, and installed under one roof. 3M Preferred. We'll send your quote in under 48 hours.
No mystery, no back-and-forth. Here's exactly what to expect from the moment you submit your quote request.
Tell us about your vehicle, fleet, or project. We respond with initial pricing, a timeline, and a few questions.
We reply in 48 hrsOur in-house design team creates a full visual mockup on your actual vehicle. You review, request changes, and approve.
1–7 daysA 50% deposit locks in your install slot — work with our team to get the next available slot.
Pick your dateWe print in-house on premium material and top of the line equipment and prep your install bay.
1–5 daysInstall completion time depends on coverage. Final 50% due at delivery. You drive off with care instructions and your 1-year warranty.
1–7 day installTimelines shown are estimates. The size and complexity of your project and current availability on our install schedule will affect your actual dates.
Every package includes everything you need to drive off looking sharp — design, production, install, and warranty.
A wrapped vehicle in the OKC metro generates roughly 15,000–30,000 impressions a day. Over a 5+ year wrap life, that's millions of impressions per vehicle — at a cost-per-impression that beats radio, billboards, and digital ads combined.
Turn every truck, van, and trailer into a 24/7 mobile billboard.
A full transformation without paint — removable and infinitely customizable.
Self-healing film that shields paint from chips, scratches, bugs, and UV.
Logos, signage, and creative direction from our in-house design team.
Wrap It Up is locally owned and operated — not a franchise call center. Our shop is run by a tight crew of installers, designers, and project managers who handle every job under one roof.
When you call, you talk to the people who'll actually be wrapping your vehicle. When you visit, you see the printer running and the vinyl going on. That's the difference between us and the national networks that broker your job out to whoever's cheapest.
— The Wrap It Up Team, Edmond OK
Still curious? Send the question with your quote request and we'll cover it in our reply.
Before you sign anything, we calculate your wrap's projected cost per thousand impressions using your average daily miles and route, with industry-standard impression data from 3M and the Outdoor Advertising Association of America.
We then compare it to what you're currently spending on other advertising. If your wrap doesn't beat those numbers in year one, we redesign it free. The math almost always works in your favor.
From first contact to keys back in hand is typically 2–3 weeks. Design takes 3–5 days. Once you approve the mockup and pay the 50% deposit, production runs 5–10 days and installation takes 1–3 days based on vehicle size.
A 50% deposit is due once you approve the final mockup — that locks in production and your install slot. The remaining 50% is due when installation is complete.
Yes. Volume pricing kicks in at 3 vehicles and scales from there — the larger the rollout, the lower the per-vehicle cost. Tell us your fleet size when you request a quote and we'll price the whole package.
A one-year workmanship warranty on every job — it covers any bubbling or peeling that isn't caused by pressure washing or mistreatment. The vinyl itself also carries the manufacturer's materials warranty (up to 7 years depending on the film).
Yes — and the paint underneath stays protected, as long as the paint was in good condition at install. We handle removal ourselves; we don't recommend DIY removal because the tools and heat technique matter.
Hand wash with a soft sponge, mild soap, and water. Do not use a pressure washer — it can lift the vinyl edges and cause peeling. We include a full care guide at delivery.
Yes, please. A clean vehicle lets us install faster and helps the vinyl bond properly. A standard wash is fine — no need for detailing.
Rear and side windows, yes — we use a perforated vinyl that lets you see out while keeping the wrapped look from outside. Front windshields are not wrapped, for visibility and legal reasons.
Absolutely. For multi-vehicle and fleet jobs we highly recommend it — colors look different in print than on screen, and physical samples remove the guesswork before you commit to production.