30 Cent Print is a vehicle wrap installer and full-service print shop in Lawton, Oklahoma. We design, print, and install full wraps, partial wraps, car wraps, truck and fleet graphics, and custom vehicle decals for businesses and drivers across Southwest Oklahoma and North Texas. It’s all under one roof, from the first design proof to the final touches.
A wrap turns your vehicle into a rolling billboard that works for years on a one-time cost. It also refreshes a personal car’s whole look without repainting it, while protecting the factory paint underneath the entire time. Done right (with good film, a skilled install, and honest prep), a wrap serves as a cost-effective way to transform your vehicle.
The right choice comes down to how much coverage you want and your budget. You have three great options:
This entails edge-to-edge coverage of every painted panel. They also offer the cleanest way to completely change a vehicle’s color or look. This option uses the most film and labor, so it sits at the top of the price range.
Partial wraps give coverage of the panels you choose. Think the sides and rear of a work van, the hood and roof of a car, or a graphics band along the lower body. You get big visual impact for less than a full wrap, with your factory color built into the design.
Laminated vinyl logos, lettering, phone numbers, and spot graphics are applied where you want them. We also do perforated window graphics. This is the most budget-friendly entry point.
Wrapping several vehicles is quoted on its own terms. It’s often more efficient per unit, too. Fleets usually run a standardized design across matching body styles, so the layout is solved once and repeated. That means you get consistent branding across every vehicle. If you’re wrapping a fleet, talk to us about scheduling the group together. That way design, materials, and timeline get planned across all of them.
We’re a print shop first. Your wrap is designed, printed on our HP Latex system, and installed by our team. We never hand your project off to a third party.
For full wraps, partial wraps, and color changes, we use professional-grade materials like Avery Dennison. Their cast vinyl hugs curves, resists UV fading, and lasts for the long haul.
We pick materials and prep methods that stand up to the heat and UV out here, so your wrap still looks sharp years down the road (instead of fading and peeling).
A wrap is an investment in your ride or your fleet. We don't think that should have to wait on cash flow, so financing is available on vehicle wrap projects. Contact us to learn more about the options and get your project scheduled.
A quality wrap usually takes 2–3 days to do safely. Most of what determines the result happens before any printed film touches the vehicle. Here’s how a job runs at our shop:
We assess the vehicle, talk goals and coverage, and quote the specific vehicle. (Size, curves, and prep all affect the number.)
Our team designs your wrap and you approve a proof before we print.
We print and laminate on premium film, then prep the vehicle: wash, degrease, decontaminate, and remove hardware so the film bonds to clean paint.
We apply, heat, and seal the film into every panel and recess, then hand back a finished vehicle (or you pick it up).
A wrap is only as good as the paint under it. Failing, chipping, or rusted paint should be repaired before wrapping. Vinyl conforms to a surface. It doesn’t hide its flaws. Bring the vehicle to us clean, and flag any paint issues ahead of time to keep your job on schedule.
A quality printed-and-laminated wrap has a real-world life of around 5 years. Premium cast films often go longer. Manufacturer ratings run about 5–7 years for standard films and 8–10 for premium systems. Oklahoma’s hot, high-UV summers can be hard on any vehicle, so quality film and simple aftercare matter. A garage-kept vehicle holds up considerably longer than one parked in full sun.
Basic aftercare requires you don’t wash the vehicle for the first 48 hours. Keep forceful pressure spray off the edges and seams. If you wash it, do so gently and by hand. Park in the shade when you can, too.
A well-protected wrap is backed by the material (manufacturer) warranty, which comes from the film maker. It covers defects like premature fading, cracking, and delamination. Some warranties also cover the install itself, like lifting edges, adhesion issues, bubbling, and misalignment. Ask us about the available warranty coverage for your specific job before you book.
30 Cent Print installs wraps and graphics across Comanche County and the surrounding region. That includes Lawton, Fort Sill, Duncan, Chickasha, Altus, Anadarko, Elgin, Cache, Marlow, Walters, and into Wichita Falls, TX / Sheppard AFB. We serve roughly 70 ZIP codes across Southwest Oklahoma and North Texas.
A full wrap covers the entire vehicle edge to edge. A partial wrap covers only the panels you choose. Decals are laminated vinyl graphics, a logo, lettering, or number, applied to specific spots. Full wraps cost the most. Decals are the most affordable.
Every vehicle is quoted individually. The price depends on coverage, vehicle size and shape, and the grade of film. Larger, curvier vehicles and premium cast films cost more. Request a free quote for your specific vehicle.
Standard printed films are rated about 5–7 years and premium films 8–10. A safe real-world expectation is around 5 years. Oklahoma’s heat and UV shorten that. Garage-kept vehicles last longer.
A typical wrap takes about 2–3 days. That’s enough time to prep the vehicle properly, apply the film carefully, and let it set.
Wrapping over damaged or failing paint doesn’t hold up well. A wrap is only as good as the paint underneath it. Failing, chipping, or rusted paint should be repaired before wrapping. Otherwise, the film will bubble and peel.
A wrap comes off cleanly when you’re ready for a change. We remove it using controlled heat and adhesive remover. On sound factory paint, the film leaves the original finish intact.
Fleet and commercial wraps are something we handle regularly, from a single work truck up to a full fleet. We plan repeatable designs and scheduling across the whole group.
Financing is available on vehicle wrap projects, so reach out and we’ll walk you through the options.