Wrap material & cost calculator

It depends on the vehicle and how much of it you're covering. As a rough starting point (before you pick a specific vehicle above): a sedan runs about 200-280 sq ft, a coupe 175-250 sq ft, an SUV or crossover 250-330 sq ft, a truck 280-380 sq ft, and a van 350-450 sq ft for a full wrap. Picking your actual make and model above gives a tighter, vehicle-specific range instead of this generic one.

Real installs vary - trim level, options, and how a specific installer handles overlap and pattern matching all shift the real number. The range you see already includes a waste factor, so it's meant to be a realistic planning window, not a single number that overstates precision the underlying data doesn't have.

Vinyl doesn't lay down at exactly the panel's dimensions - overlap, pattern matching, trim mistakes, and the occasional re-print on a tricky curve all add up. This calculator bakes in a 15% waste factor on top of the raw material range before converting to linear feet, so the linear-foot number is what you'd actually want to buy, not the bare minimum.

No - WrapForce does not set prices; shops do. The ranges below are typical Canadian and US market ranges pulled from public pricing guides (see the sources on this page), meant to give you a sense of what shops in each market commonly charge per sq ft by finish tier. Your local market, the vehicle's complexity, and the shop's own overhead all move the real number.

Installed pricing is what a shop typically charges for material plus labor. The DIY toggle switches to material-only pricing - roughly what the film itself costs per sq ft if you're buying vinyl to install yourself. DIY installs still take real skill and tools; this toggle only changes the cost basis, not the difficulty.

Use "Vehicle not listed?" above to switch to a generic body-style estimate (sedan, coupe, SUV/crossover, truck, or van). It won't be as tight as a vehicle-specific range, but it's a reasonable starting point for planning.