Trailer Wraps
in Atlanta.
Put your trailer’s large panels to work for your business. Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM designs, prints, and installs commercial trailer wraps and graphics in-house at our Marietta shop using 3M and Avery vinyl.

More than equipment.
Part of your identity.
A trailer wrap uses printed vinyl graphics to give an enclosed trailer a coordinated business identity. Large side panels offer room for your logo, service message, brand colors, and contact information, while rear graphics provide another view of the business.
Your trailer can display that identity while traveling, parked at a job site, or supporting an event. Clear graphics help customers recognize the company behind the equipment.
We plan wraps and graphics around the actual trailer: its dimensions, panel construction, doors, hardware, and condition. Full wraps, partial wraps, spot graphics, and lettering offer different levels of coverage.
Hello Garage.
A recognizable service fleet.
EXPLORE THE HELLO GARAGE TRAILER PROJECT ↗Branding where the work happens.
This Hello Garage project gives a service trailer a branded presentation for travel between appointments and time spent at customer properties.
Use the larger canvas.
The trailer offers substantial space for commercial graphics, bringing the company identity onto the equipment that travels with the team.
Carry the brand across the fleet.
Coordinating trailer and vehicle graphics helps the truck and trailer read as parts of the same business. View the project for more photos.
The right graphics
for your trailer.
Full trailer wraps
Extensive printed graphics across the exterior panels specified in your project. A strong option when you want a large, connected design and prominent brand colors.
Explore full wraps ↗Partial trailer wraps
Graphics on selected areas, with the existing trailer finish incorporated into the design. Coverage is planned around the message and the panels you want to emphasize.
Explore partial wraps ↗Logos & lettering
Individual logos, services, phone numbers, and websites for a focused commercial identity. A practical approach when the essential information is the priority.
Spot graphics ↗Trailer lettering ↗
Big panels.
Important details.
Two trailers with the same nominal length can have different usable areas. Panel seams, rivets, side doors, rear ramps, hinges, handles, vents, and wheel arches all influence the design and installation.
We plan the message around those features so important lettering and logos have a clear place. Share photos of all sides and note how the doors are used during your workday.
The existing finish also matters. Tell us about old graphics, peeling paint, rust, dents, or other surface concerns so preparation can be discussed before scheduling.
Send dimensions and photos
Include the trailer’s length, height, width, make and model if known, plus clear photos of both sides, the front, and the rear.
Define the coverage
Tell us which panels you want branded and whether you prefer a full wrap, partial wrap, or simpler graphics. The quote and approved artwork should identify the included areas.
Keep the message focused
A large panel still needs a clear visual order. Start with the company identity, main service, and preferred contact method before adding more detail.
Ready for the job site.
Recognizable at the event.
We create graphics for enclosed contractor trailers, service trailers, delivery trailers, event trailers, and school or athletic program trailers. Send your trailer details so we can review the available surfaces and project scope.
For businesses with trucks, vans, and trailers, we adapt the same brand elements across different body styles. Share existing artwork or fleet photos if the trailer needs to match vehicles you already use.
Plan Your Fleet Graphics ↗One team for your trailer graphics.
Our Marietta team handles design, printing, and installation using 3M and Avery vinyl selected for the application. Printed graphics receive protective laminate, and installation arrangements are discussed around the trailer and project.
Pricing depends on trailer size, coverage, artwork, materials, panel and hardware details, preparation, and any removal work. Share your target dates and trailer availability when requesting a quote.
Trailer wraps
from Marietta.
Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM is at 1225 Canton Rd, Suite 102, Marietta, GA 30066. Since 2000, we’ve helped businesses bring their brands to life.
We serve commercial customers across Atlanta and surrounding communities. Contact us with the trailer’s dimensions and your scheduling needs to plan the project.
How much does a trailer wrap cost?
Cost depends on trailer dimensions, coverage, artwork, materials, surface condition, hardware, and any old graphics that need removal. Send photos and measurements for a quote based on your trailer.
Can you wrap an enclosed trailer with rivets and seams?
We review the trailer’s construction and surface before planning the application. Photos of rivets, seams, doors, and hardware help us discuss the layout, material, and installation needs.
Can I choose only the sides or rear doors?
Yes. Graphics can be planned for selected panels. Tell us which views matter most, and we can discuss a partial wrap, spot graphics, or lettering package for those areas.
Does a full trailer wrap include the roof?
Coverage is project-specific. Do not assume the roof or every exterior component is included. We discuss the panels and special areas so the quote and approved design define the scope.
Can the trailer match my existing work truck?
Yes. Send truck photos, logo files, and brand guidelines so we can adapt the identity to the trailer’s different proportions and panel layout.
Can you replace old trailer graphics?
Existing vinyl and the surface underneath need to be assessed. Share photos and any known paint or panel issues so we can discuss removal and preparation before installation.
How long will the trailer be unavailable?
Timing depends on coverage, preparation, trailer details, and shop availability. Tell us your desired dates and when you need the trailer for work so we can discuss scheduling.
Compare options in our Commercial Vehicle Branding Guide. For warranty coverage and exclusions, read our limited warranty statement.
Put your trailer
to work for your brand.
Send your dimensions, photos, and logo to start planning.
