Fleet Wraps Built for Kathmandu Roads.

With proper care and maintenance, our premium vinyl wraps typically last 5-7 years. Factors like sun exposure, washing methods, and environmental conditions can affect longevity. We use only top-tier materials from 3M and Avery Dennison for maximum durability.

No, when professionally installed and removed, vehicle wraps actually protect your paint. The vinyl shields your original paint from UV rays, minor scratches, and environmental damage. Proper removal techniques ensure no paint damage.

Costs vary based on vehicle size, wrap type (full vs partial), and design complexity. A full car wrap typically ranges from NPR 80,000-150,000, while vans and trucks range from NPR 150,000-300,000. Contact us for a detailed quote based on your specific needs.

Yes, vehicle wraps are designed to be removable. Professional removal leaves no residue or damage to the original paint. This makes wraps perfect for leased vehicles or when you want to update your branding.

Absolutely! We wrap motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, and all types of two-wheelers. The process is similar to vehicle wrapping but requires specialized techniques for curved surfaces and smaller components.

Installation time depends on the vehicle size and wrap complexity. A full car wrap typically takes 2-3 days, while larger vehicles like vans or trucks may take 3-5 days. We never rush the process to ensure perfect results.

Yes, but hand washing is recommended. Avoid automatic car washes with brushes and high-pressure washers, as these can damage the wrap edges. Use mild soap, soft cloths, and gentle water pressure for best results.

Yes! Our in-house design team creates custom wrap designs tailored to your brand. We provide 3D mockups and renderings so you can visualize the final result before installation begins.

Full wraps cover the entire vehicle surface, providing maximum impact and paint protection. Partial wraps cover specific areas (doors, hood, etc.) and are more budget-friendly while still delivering strong branding. We can recommend the best option based on your goals and budget.

Yes, we offer warranties on both materials (manufacturer warranty of 3-5 years) and installation (1-2 years). Our warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, giving you peace of mind for your investment.

Signage costs vary widely based on size, material (acrylic, flex, ACP, metal), and lighting (LED vs non-lit). A basic flex board can start around NPR 150/sq.ft, while premium 3D acrylic letters typically range NPR 80–150 per inch of letter height. We do free site visits and send itemised quotes within 24 hours.

Yes — standard 1-year warranty on most products. LED modules carry 1–2 years. Outdoor prints have a colour-fade warranty of 6 months to 3 years depending on ink quality (solvent vs UV). Structural integrity is guaranteed for 5+ years on fabricated work.

Yes. We install in all 7 cities we serve: Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Pokhara, Chitwan, Biratnagar, Butwal, Dharan. For projects in other locations we coordinate via partner fitters with our QA on site. Logistics and travel are quoted upfront — never billed as a surprise.

Most signage projects ship in 7–14 working days from design approval, plus 1–3 days for install. Rush jobs (24-hour service) are available when capacity allows. Complex builds — large LED video walls, monument signs with foundation work, photoreal 3D experiences — quote individually.

For 5+ year outdoor life: ACP-faced channel letters with marine-grade stainless backers, weatherproof power supplies (IP65+), UV-stable acrylic faces, and primer + automotive PU paint on metalwork. Cheaper alternatives exist — we'll always tell you the trade-off.

Yes — front-lit, back-lit (halo), edge-lit, and full ACP cladding with embedded LED facades. Pylon signs include foundation work, structural engineering certification, and municipal permit handling.

Billboard cost = fabrication + structural work + printing + monthly rental of the location. Static hoardings start ~NPR 600/sq.ft fabricated; LED billboards are quoted per pitch (P10 / P6 / P4) and per square metre. We can also broker location rentals through our outdoor media partners.

2D signage is flat (printed boards, vinyl, ACP graphics). 3D signage has raised depth — acrylic letters, channel letters, neon. 3D reads as more premium, supports illumination from inside (front lit / halo / edge lit), and lasts significantly longer outdoors.

ACP (aluminium composite panel) wins for outdoor — UV-stable, rigid, lasts 7–10 years. Sunboard (foam-core PVC) is lighter and cheaper, better for indoor, lasts 2–4 years outdoor before yellowing. We default to ACP outdoors unless budget specifically rules it out.

Yes. Logos, letters, dimensional shapes, jigsaw-style assemblies — all within our laser bed limits (1200×900 mm per piece). Multi-piece assemblies for larger work. We work from your AI / CDR / DXF vector files, or we'll re-draw from a JPEG for a small fee.

Flex is a softer banner-like material used for hoardings and lightboxes (cheaper, translucent for back-lighting). Vinyl is sticker material for rigid surfaces — sunboard, glass, walls (sharper print, adhesive backed). Different jobs, different materials.

Yes, if resolution is high enough. Modern smartphones handle prints up to 16×20 inches comfortably. For larger sizes, send the original file (AirDrop, Drive, Dropbox) rather than a WhatsApp-compressed copy — WhatsApp re-encodes and softens images.