Vehicle Wrap File Setup

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Vehicle Graphics File Setup

Clean files = clean installs. Here’s how to prep your artwork for a smooth vehicle wrap project.

Let’s get your files right before we hit print.

Whether you're a designer or a business owner working with one, proper file prep saves time, money, and headaches. Below are our recommendations for setting up vehicle wrap files for best results.

✅ File Requirements

  • • Preferred formats: AI, PDF (vector), or PSD (raster at full size 150dpi)
  • • Convert all fonts to outlines
  • • Flatten all transparencies
  • • Use CMYK color mode
  • • Bleed: add at least 2"" of bleed on all sides

🛻 Use the Right Template

We work with accurate, to-scale vehicle templates. If you’re designing on your own, request a quote and let us know your make/model/year — we’ll provide the correct template.

📐 Sizing & Scale

If you're working in Photoshop or another raster-based tool, design at full scale or at 50% with a minimum of 150dpi at print size. Avoid upscaling later — it reduces image sharpness.

📤 How to Send Your Files

Send your print-ready files to sales@760print.com via Dropbox, Google Drive, or WeTransfer. Label your files clearly and include any reference images if applicable.

“Don’t worry if you’re not sure where to start — we can help clean up your design or start from scratch.”
– 760 Print Design Team

📍 2585 Fortune Way, Suite B, Vista, CA 92081
📧 sales@760print.com
📞 (760) 758-1140

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