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Phone Free Wraps

By Wrap Design, Wrap News

Topic of the Day: Do Vehicle Wraps Really Need Your Phone Number?

Ah, the great debate of the wrap world: to phone or not to phone? That is the question. Should your brand be bold enough to skip the digits altogether and let your logo do all the talking? Or do you slap your number on there, hoping someone snaps a pic while flying down the highway at definitely not 80 mph? (We won’t judge.)

Let’s be honest—how many of us are whipping out our phones to take a pic of a truck’s phone number mid-commute? Chances are slim unless you’re in desperate need of what they’re selling. What does stick, though, is a memorable brand. A catchy name. A logo so clean and bold it makes you Google them later.

Here’s the thing: a vehicle wrap isn’t a business card—it’s a moving billboard. The goal isn’t an instant call; it’s planting a seed. A strong design makes people think, “Hey, I’ve seen that before!” when they need your service. A giant phone number? Not so much. In fact, here’s a fun little industry truth bomb: the bigger the number, the weaker the brand. Yup.

At Designer Wraps, we include phone numbers on about half of our designs—and only when they don’t mess with the overall aesthetic. And when they do make the cut they’re low on the priority list. Why? Because it’s the name and branding that do the heavy lifting.

What do you think? Are we entering a new era of phone-free wraps? Or does old-school still have a place? Check out the pics below of wraps with and without phone numbers, and let’s hear your thoughts!

🚗📞 Or 🚗🖼️?

Phone Number

NO Phone Number

The Copper Chrome Factory Five GTM

By Designer Wraps News

This was a design collaboration with our good friend Scott at Skepple Design. We enlisted Scott, based on his success with the “Rust Wrap” craze that was happening globally, to come up with a “true-looking” copper with some patina to bring this vision I had to life. Produced in-house, this color was printed on one of our Mutoh’s directly onto Avery Conform Chrome, than laminated with a Avery DOL 1460 high gloss film to give it that realistic “copper” look. We then added the real rivets (heads) to the car (which we painted a bronze color first) … one-by-one by hand. This thing came out absolutely amazing (oh and by the way, it’s a white car underneath).

We also used Avery Brushed Black Metallic to break-up the copper and make it look more aggressive. The customer saw the car for the first time yesterday (I only told him the idea we had, he had not seen the car at all until he saw it in person when completed) … he was speechless … and that makes it all worth it. Thank you Bob, for entrusting us with your GTM Supercar and giving us the opportunity to create something truly one-of-a-kind and simply amazing!!!

Lastly I want to say Thank You to my team for absolutely killing it! They put in some much time on this project, from Scott working with me on the design; to John prepping the car and breakdown, to of course Aaron on the laboring-love installing the wrap and all the several hundred rivets.

~ Sean