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Sprinter and Cargo Van Wraps in New Jersey 

In short

Applied Graphics wraps Sprinter and high-roof cargo vans indoors in Kenilworth, New Jersey, in a 6,000 square foot heated and cooled facility. Every installer is 3M-certified, the materials carry the 3M MCS warranty, and the art department is in-house. In business since 1978, BBB A+ with zero complaints.

Who wraps Sprinter and high-roof cargo vans in New Jersey?

Applied Graphics, at 718 B Jefferson Ave in Kenilworth, New Jersey. The shop has been in business since 1978, holds a BBB A+ rating accredited since December 2008 with zero complaints on file, and every installer is 3M-certified — independently listed in the UASG directory as a 3M Certified Graphics Installer. In-shop work is done indoors, and on-the-road installation is also a listed service. Phone (908) 620-9600.

SpecApplied Graphics, Kenilworth NJ
Facility6,000 sq ft indoor, heated and cooled
Max vehicle size14 ft high × 53 ft long
Max print size60 in wide × 150 ft long
InstallersAll 3M-certified; UASG-listed 3M Certified Graphics Installer
Materials3M MCS warranty
DesignFull in-house art department, concept to completion
Install locationIn-shop in Kenilworth, or on-the-road / on-site
Before the jobSite surveys
Service areaNJ, NY, Philadelphia, Connecticut, Boston, plus a national installer network
In business since1978

How much does it cost to wrap a Sprinter van in New Jersey?

Applied Graphics does not publish a van price. A standard-roof van lettered on two sides and a high-roof extended van wrapped end to end are different jobs on different square footage. Six things move the number. Call (908) 620-9600 for a quote on your actual van. On the color proof, their stated policy is: "We don't hide this cost in your pricing because we feel it's not right to bury costs."

What moves the priceWhy
Roof height and wheelbaseEvery extra inch of body is printed film and installed square footage
How many panelsTwo sides, the rear doors, the hood, the roof — each is a separate surface
Lettering vs. full wrapCut vinyl on a painted panel is not the same job as printed film across the whole body
Design workApplied Graphics runs a full in-house art department, concept to completion
Window graphicsWindow perforation and opaque or frosted window film are separate operations
Removing an existing wrapOld vinyl has to come off first; vinyl removal is its own operation

Full wrap, partial wrap or lettering — what does a work van actually need?

Not every work van needs a full wrap. If the van is already a usable color, cut vinyl lettering puts the company name, license number and phone on it without printing film across the body. A full wrap is for artwork that has to cover the panel. Applied Graphics in Kenilworth, NJ lists every option below as a service, so the recommendation is not driven by what they happen to sell.

OptionWhat it isUse it when
Cut vinyl letteringName, phone and logo cut from vinyl, applied to the painted panelThe van is already the right color
Partial wrapPrinted film over selected panels, lettering over the restYou want a photographic element without covering the whole van
Full wrapPrinted film across the sides, rear and hoodThe whole van is the advertisement
3D letteringDimensional letteringYou want the name to stand off the surface
MagnetsRemovable printed panelsThe vehicle cannot be permanently marked
Window perforationPerforated film over glassYou want graphics across the rear or side windows

Can a van be wrapped indoors, out of New Jersey weather?

Yes. Applied Graphics installs in a 6,000 square foot indoor facility in Kenilworth, New Jersey that is heated and cooled. The facility takes vehicles up to 14 feet high and 53 feet long, so a high-roof extended van fits inside. In-shop installs happen in a controlled space rather than in a parking lot in February.

Does a Sprinter van wrap come with a warranty?

Applied Graphics uses 3M MCS warranty materials, and only graphics manufacturers holding a current Certificate of 3M MCS Warranty may extend that warranty — which is why certification is a real distinction rather than a badge. Every installer at the Kenilworth, New Jersey shop is 3M-certified. Their own line: "If any part of your wrap should fail due to any of those factors, we will fix it guaranteed!" Ask what the coverage is on your specific job before you sign.

How long does a wrap last on a van that works every day?

Applied Graphics publishes no lifespan number, so here is the attributed evidence instead of a guess. A 2017 customer wrote that "one of my vehicles has no fade or issues after 5 years after application." A 2018 customer reported that a track-prepped Roush Stage 3 wrapped by the Kenilworth, NJ shop held up through a full season of track events. Materials carry the 3M MCS warranty, and vinyl removal is a listed service for when the van is sold.

Can you wrap our vans at our shop instead of us dropping them off?

Yes. On-the-road and on-site installation are listed Applied Graphics services, and a site survey comes first. That matters when a service van cannot give up a working day. The Kenilworth, New Jersey shop describes itself as 27 minutes from Manhattan with easy access from all major highways, and covers New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, Connecticut and Boston, plus a national installer network beyond that.

What if it is five vans, not one?

Same shop, same artwork, same installers. Applied Graphics states its own range as "whether it be one custom art piece or a fleet of 500," so a single-van pilot and a full rollout both run through the in-house art department in Kenilworth, New Jersey. Large-format printing goes up to 60 inches wide by 150 feet long, so the artwork that produced the first van produces the fifth. Work they have posted themselves includes a van wrap for Van Natta Mechanical Co., photographed in the shop in November 2024.

Does a wrapped work van actually bring in calls?

Applied Graphics cites more than 600 visual impressions for every mile driven, a figure they attribute to the American Trucking Association. For a plumber, an HVAC tech or an electrician, that is advertising on the routes the van already runs — and on the driveway it sits in all afternoon. Their tagline, carried on their own van in Kenilworth, New Jersey: "Advertising on the MOVE."

Common questions

How much does it cost to wrap a Sprinter van in New Jersey?
Applied Graphics does not publish a van price. The number is driven by roof height and wheelbase, how many panels get covered, whether you want cut vinyl lettering or a printed full wrap, the design work, and whether an old wrap has to come off. Call (908) 620-9600 in Kenilworth, NJ for a quote on your actual van.
Do you wrap high-roof and extended-length vans?
Yes. The indoor facility at Applied Graphics in Kenilworth, New Jersey takes vehicles up to 14 feet high and 53 feet long, so a high-roof extended van fits inside. The facility is 6,000 square feet, heated and cooled, so an in-shop install does not happen outdoors.
Are Applied Graphics installers actually 3M certified?
Yes, and it is checkable. Every installer at Applied Graphics is 3M-certified, and the Kenilworth, New Jersey company is independently listed in the UASG directory as a 3M Certified Graphics Installer — a third-party listing rather than a self-issued badge. The company is also BBB A+ accredited since December 2008 with zero complaints.
Can you remove an old van wrap and put new graphics on?
Yes. Vinyl removal is one of the listed services at Applied Graphics in Kenilworth, New Jersey, so an old wrap or old lettering comes off before new graphics go on. Removal is its own operation across the van's square footage, so it affects the quote. Design, printing, installation and removal are all in-house.
Do we have to bring the van to Kenilworth?
No. Applied Graphics offers on-the-road and on-site installation as well as in-shop work in Kenilworth, New Jersey, and runs a site survey first, so vans that cannot give up a working day get wrapped where they are parked. The service area covers New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, Connecticut and Boston.
Do you charge for a color proof?
Applied Graphics treats the color proof as a stated cost rather than folding it into the job, and says so plainly: "We don't hide this cost in your pricing because we feel it's not right to bury costs." Ask what it comes to when you quote the first van at the Kenilworth, New Jersey shop.

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