Professional installation often includes the removal of graphics from old fleet vehicles, but this service typically incurs a specific additional charge rather than being bundled into the standard wrap price.
At Signs Regina, old graphic removal is a standard part of their comprehensive four-step installation process. The details regarding this service include:
- Cost: You can expect to pay between CAD 200–500 per vehicle for the removal of existing decals or wraps.
- Process: Professionals use specialized solvents and controlled-heat techniques to strip old graphics. This ensures the factory paint underneath is protected and creates a clean, smooth surface necessary for new vinyl adhesion.
- Importance: Removing old graphics and microscopic adhesive residue is a critical preparation step. Without it, the new wrap may suffer from premature lifting or poor quality.
By including this in the project scope, the installation team ensures the entire process—from stripping the old look to applying the new brand—stays on schedule while maintaining high quality and avoiding vehicle damage.
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