Retail Branding

Often, yes. Many shop signs and advertisements in Malta need Planning Authority permission. Some small signs fixed flat to the facade can be exempt, and premises in conservation areas face stricter rules. The rules change, so check with the Planning Authority for your premises before a sign is ordered.

It depends on the vehicle and the job: its size, a full or partial wrap, how many panels and door shuts the design crosses, roof bars or ladder racks that have to come off, any existing livery, and the artwork. Send the make, model and year, with what you want on it, and we will price it from the vehicle rather than guess from a photograph.

It depends on the vinyl, how it is cared for and where the vehicle is parked. A van in full Maltese sun every day ages faster than one kept under cover, and the roof and bonnet weather first. Hand wash rather than using a brush car wash, wait a few days before the first wash, and keep a pressure washer away from the edges and seams.

Not on sound paint. Vinyl bonds to the paint surface, so on a well-kept factory finish it comes off cleanly. If the paint has already failed, through rust, a flaking respray or a badly finished repair, removing the wrap later can lift that paint with it. Tell us about any paint damage before the wrap goes on, not after.

A partial wrap puts your logo and contact details on the flat panels and uses less material and fitting time. A full wrap covers the whole vehicle and can change its colour. Either way, keep the phone number large and on the rear doors, because that is what the traffic behind you reads.

Shopfront and outdoor signs, indoor and wayfinding signage, 3D signs and built-up lettering, frosted glass decor, wall graphics and printed wallpaper, displays and exhibition stands, and vehicle wraps for cars, vans, trucks, buses and boats.