Custom Promotional Commercial Bus Branding
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Decals Only
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Partial Wrap
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Full Wrap
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Printing included — the item and your design on it
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Specifications
| Product ID | PZ-01032 |
|---|---|
| Material | Self-adhesive vinyl, waterproof in itself — it follows a curve without lifting, and rain does not get under or into the print |
| Full colour digital print onto the vinyl itself, before it comes near the bus | |
| Finish | Spotless. The film is worked down panel by panel so no bubbles or raised spots show up afterwards — not on the day, and not a week later along the door edges where a rushed wrap always gives itself away |
| Lifespan | Three to five years on the film, and it comes off without taking the paint with it |
| Builds | Decals Only ₦165,000, Partial Wrap ₦425,000, Full Wrap ₦695,000 a vehicle. Decals and a partial include two areas; a full wrap covers every panel and the roof |
| Vehicles covered | Minibuses, coasters and panel buses in commercial service — staff transport, goods runs, charter work, campaign buses and route branding |
| Extra areas | Past the two included: ₦85,000 a decal area, ₦145,000 a wrapped panel |
| Windows | Not in any build. A design that runs across the glass has to be carried in perforated film or it stops at the window line — ₦135,000 a side, printed as one continuous run across the pillars, and ₦65,000 the rear screen. Branded outside, see-through from the seat |
| Minimum order | One vehicle. The same page prices a single bus and a fleet of fifty, and the rate follows the number |
| Fleet rates | The per-vehicle price falls as the fleet grows: a full wrap is ₦695,000 on its own, ₦660,250 each from five vehicles and ₦625,500 each from twenty. Extra areas, glass and wrap removal come down with it |
| Artwork | Yours, or laid out here from your logo on the real panel shapes for your make, model and year |
| Removing an old wrap | Decals ₦30,000, a partial wrap ₦65,000, a full wrap ₦120,000 a vehicle, stripped and the adhesive cleaned off before anything new goes on |
| Measuring | The first thing that happens, and everything waits on it: nothing prints until the bus has been measured and the layout drawn on those measurements. Bring it to our Lagos office and it is measured while you wait, at no charge. On a standard order you drive it away the same day and return for the fitting once the prints are ready; on a priority order you may leave it with us and collect it branded. Or we come to it anywhere in Lagos for ₦15,000, charged once however many vehicles there are |
| Production | For the prints to be ready, and it follows the size of the order — up to 4 vehicles 6–8 working days; 5–9, 9–12 working days; 10–19, 13–17 working days; 20–49, 18–24 working days; 50 and up, 20–25 working days. Priority runs at roughly half that, 3–5 working days on a single vehicle |
| Fitting | After the prints: 2–3 working days at our Lagos office once the bus is with us, or a single day at your own location anywhere in Lagos. Outside Lagos the bus comes to us. On a priority order the bus can stay with us from measuring through to fitting, which makes it a single visit rather than two |
| Delivery & installation | Charged on the order once you say where the fitting happens — at our Lagos office, or at your own location within Lagos. The figure is shown in naira on the card you pick, before anything is added to the basket |
A working bus is seen by the same streets twice a day, whatever it is carrying. Self-adhesive vinyl wraps and decals fitted to minibuses, coasters and panel buses. Printed on waterproof film and fitted panel by panel so the seams fall where the bodywork already has them.
Nothing else in this range gives you as much surface per vehicle, and almost every kind of operator here uses it differently. A distribution company brands a mini bus because it goes where its customers are and carries the stock with it. A firm running staff transport brands one so the people waiting for it can see it coming.
Churches and mosques brand the long bus that takes a congregation out of state. Campaigns brand both, because a convoy is read at speed and the flank is what is read. What they all buy is the same flat run down each side with nothing to work the film around, which is the cheapest kind of panel to wrap and the easiest to read from across a junction.
What a bus has that a van does not is glazing, and that is where perforated film earns its place: from outside the artwork reads as continuous across the windows, and from the seat passengers see straight out. Each side is printed as one run rather than pane by pane, so the design crosses the pillars without a break. Fleets are printed together so every unit matches.
Every bus is measured before anything prints, since no two body builders glaze a Hiace the same way. Fitting is done at our Lagos office, or at your own location anywhere in Lagos.
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Choose your turnaround at checkout, where you will also see the expected delivery date for your address. The clock starts when you approve your design proof, not when you place the order.
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