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Vehicle Branding
Vehicle wraps, fleet branding, graphics and decals.
Viking Signrite delivers full and partial vehicle wraps, commercial fleet liveries, and precision-cut vinyl graphics in Malta. Using premium cast vinyls and UV-protective laminates applied in our controlled Attard workshop, we turn delivery vans, company cars, and heavy commercial vehicles into durable mobile marketing assets.
What vehicle branding options are available for Maltese fleets?
Options range from full color-change and digitally printed vehicle wraps to partial wraps, cut vinyl lettering, logo decals, reflective safety chevrons, and perforated one-way vision rear window films.
What is the difference between cast wrap vinyl and calendered vinyl?
Premium cast vinyl is formulated for complex 3D vehicle curves and deep recesses without shrinking or peeling, whereas calendered vinyl is ideal for flat vehicle panels and short-to-medium-term promotional graphics.
Movement
Branding that travels.
In this discipline
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Index
On the vehicle
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Vehicle Wraps
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Fleet Branding
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Graphics and Decals
Applications
On the road.
- Full vehicle wraps across body panels, doors and glazing
- Commercial van and car livery
- Box lorry and refrigerated truck graphics
- Fleet branding applied across matching vehicles
- Photographic wraps conformed over vehicle curves
- Cut graphics and decals
Materials & Specifications
Substrate Comparison
| Vinyl Grade / Film Type | Application Area | Performance Characteristic | Removal & Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cast Wrap Vinyl + Cast Laminate | Full wraps & complex 3D compound curves | Superior dimensional stability & UV resistance | Clean removal without paint damage |
| Polymeric Calendered Vinyl | Flat side panels & partial fleet lettering | Durable on flat or gently curved panels | Cost-effective for commercial utility fleets |
| One-Way Vision Perforated Film | Rear vehicle windows & side glazing | Maintains outward visibility from driver seat | Certified for road vehicle glass safety |
| Reflective Chapter 8 Vinyl | Emergency & roadside service vehicles | High nighttime retroreflective visibility | Meets commercial vehicle safety standards |
Production & Fitting Process
Attard Workshop & On-Site
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Vehicle Template Specification
Digital mockup tailored to your exact vehicle make, model, wheelbase, and roof height.
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Print & Lamination
High-resolution wide-format printing with matched UV-filtering over-laminate.
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Surface Decontamination
Deep cleaning and degreasing to ensure flawless vinyl adhesive bonding.
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Controlled Workshop Application
Heat-forming, post-heating, and edge-sealing in our dedicated workshop bay.
File & Vector Specifications
Provide print-ready artwork on accurate vehicle template outlines at 1:10 scale (300 DPI) or 1:1 scale (100–150 DPI) in CMYK with a 50mm bleed. Include high-resolution raster images and outlined vector logos.
Maintenance & Longevity
Hand-wash wrapped vehicles using pH-neutral car shampoo and soft microfibre cloths. Avoid high-pressure jet wash nozzles directly on vinyl edges, and do not use automated abrasive roller car washes or harsh solvent waxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct Answers
Will vehicle wrapping damage the original paintwork?
No, when applied to sound OEM factory paint, professional cast vinyl acts as a protective barrier against road grit and minor stone chips.
How should fleet vehicles be prepped before wrap installation?
Vehicles must arrive clean, dry, and free of wax, polish, tar, and ceramic coatings so vinyl adhesives bond properly.
Can you brand an entire commercial vehicle fleet consistently?
Yes, we produce and apply standardized liveries across entire corporate fleets to ensure identical brand color and placement.
What areas of the vehicle can be branded?
We can wrap body panels, cab doors, rear doors, side panels, box bodies, and rear windows using certified perforated vision film.
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Related Work
All Vehicle Branding projects
Photographic van wrap
A full wrap across a panel van, printed with photographs that run over the panels and doors.
Juice brand car wrap
A small hatchback wrapped for a drinks distributor, with the rear screen printed through.
Special effects truck wrap
A full body wrap on a production truck, finished in the workshop.
Appliance brand van wrap
A compact van wrapped for a kitchen appliance brand, with food photography down both sides.
Bathroom showroom van wrap
A compact van wrapped with room photography for a bathroom supplier.
Delivery city car wrap
A city car wrapped in a two-tone scheme for a retail delivery fleet.
Plumbing supplier box truck
A box truck carrying a printed product panel along the body and contact details on the cab.
Airport shuttle bus wrap
A full bus wrap in a single colour with an illustrated skyline along the lower panels.
Noodle brand box truck
A box truck printed with a single large product image across the body.
Isotonic drink van wrap
A compact van wrapped in a full-colour pattern with the product shown along the side.
Chocolate refrigerated truck
The rear doors of a refrigerated truck wrapped for a chocolate brand.
Stationery brand van wrap
A van wrapped with a drawing image running the length of the side.
Medical supplier van graphics
Cut and printed graphics on a white van, with an illustrated panel on the sliding door.
Confectionery truck wrap
A truck body wrapped in a single flat colour with oversized lettering.
Supplement brand van wrap
A courier van wrapped for a supplement brand, with the product shown along the side.