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Vehicle Lettering
in Atlanta.
Put your business name where customers can see it. Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM designs, produces, and installs commercial van lettering, truck lettering, and fleet identification in-house at our Marietta shop.
The right words.
A clear identity.
Vehicle lettering uses vinyl text and numbers to display business information on a work vehicle. A package can include your company name, phone number, website, short service description, and vehicle identifiers, with a logo added to complete the branding.
Lettering is often produced from cut vinyl, with individual characters applied to the vehicle. Printed graphics can be combined with lettering when the artwork calls for more detail. We select the approach around your design and application.
For contractors, service companies, delivery businesses, and fleet operators, lettering gives a vehicle a recognizable company identity while leaving most of its original finish visible.
Truck-door graphics.
Details that matter.
EXPLORE THE TRUCK-DOOR LETTERING PROJECT ↗Company identity and vehicle information.
This Marietta project brings together truck-door branding and identification numbers in a compact commercial layout.
Give each detail a clear place.
Company information and identification numbers need an organized layout. Spacing, alignment, and contrast help separate the different parts of the message.
Review the details before installation.
Names, numbers, spelling, and placement should be checked on the artwork before production. For identification lettering, supply the exact information and specifications for your vehicles.
From a service van
to a working fleet.
Van lettering
Use side panels and rear doors to display your company name, main service, and contact details. We plan the text around body lines, handles, windows, and available space.
Explore van graphics ↗Truck & trailer lettering
Brand cab doors, pickup tailgates, box truck panels, and trailer sides with text sized for the layout. Send photos of each area you want lettered.
Box truck graphics ↗Trailer graphics ↗
Fleet numbers & identifiers
Keep unit numbers and company information consistent across vehicles. We also produce USDOT and other identification lettering using the information and specifications supplied for your project.
Explore fleet graphics ↗Make the essentials
easy to find.
A clear lettering layout gives the company name, main service, and preferred contact method room to be read. Adding more words can make every part of the message harder to distinguish.
We consider letter size, spacing, contrast with the vehicle’s paint, and placement around doors and hardware. The side view and rear view can have different layouts while carrying the same identity.
Share your brand guidelines and priorities. If your vehicles have different body styles or paint colors, include that information early so we can adapt the lettering consistently.
Prepare the exact wording
Send the business name, service description, phone number, website, and any vehicle-specific numbers exactly as they should appear.
Send useful artwork
Vector logo files are helpful for production. If you only have an image or an existing vehicle photo, send it for review so we can discuss any artwork preparation.
Check the proof
Review spelling, digits, web addresses, sizing, and placement before production. For a fleet, match each unit’s information to the correct vehicle.
Lettering, graphics,
or more coverage?
Lettering focuses on words and numbers. A spot graphics package can combine that lettering with logos and individual printed decals.
Partial wraps and full wraps provide larger areas for printed branding. The right choice depends on your message, desired appearance, and project budget.
Read our Commercial Vehicle Branding Guide to compare the options.
Plan. Produce. Install.
Our team handles design, production, and installation in-house using 3M and Avery vinyl selected for the application. Send your vehicle details and artwork so we can define the scope.
Pricing depends on the size and amount of lettering, artwork preparation, material, number of vehicles, installation, and any removal work. Tell us about existing graphics and surface concerns before scheduling.
Marietta shop.
Atlanta businesses.
Visit Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM at 1225 Canton Rd, Suite 102, Marietta, GA 30066. Since 2000, we’ve helped businesses bring their brands to life.
We serve trade contractors, service companies, delivery operations, and commercial fleets throughout Metro Atlanta.
What can I include in a lettering package?
Company names, phone numbers, websites, short service descriptions, and vehicle identifiers can be included. Logos can be added as part of the design. Your quote and artwork define the wording, size, and placement.
Can you produce USDOT and unit number lettering?
Yes. Send the exact company information, numbers, and required specifications for your vehicles. We can discuss the layout and production once the project details are provided.
Can you match the lettering on my other vehicles?
Send photos, artwork files, brand guidelines, and the new vehicle’s details. We will assess the existing design and discuss how it can be adapted to the available space and paint color.
Can an old phone number or website be replaced?
We can assess the existing lettering and surface to plan an update. Send close-up and wider photos so we can review the area, removal needs, and whether a larger section should be replaced for a consistent appearance.
How much does vehicle lettering cost?
Cost depends on the wording, size, quantity, materials, artwork preparation, installation, and removal work. Send vehicle photos and exact text for a project-specific quote.
How long does installation take?
Timing depends on the lettering package, number of vehicles, preparation, and shop availability. Tell us your desired dates and when each vehicle can be available.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
Send the vehicle year, make, model, clear photos of the areas to be lettered, exact wording, logo files, quantity, and target timing. Include any existing graphics or surface damage.
See our limited warranty statement for coverage and exclusions.
Put your business
name on the road.
Send your vehicle photos and wording. We’ll help plan the lettering.