Seven stages.
Every single wrap.
Stage-by-stage rundown of how an IGX wrap moves from quote to back in your hands. Built on California Ave. Refined since 2013. Same playbook for a single Sprinter or a 40-truck fleet.
One playbook. Repeatable.
Same outcome every time.
Every wrap that leaves our California Ave bay moves through these seven stages. Each one has an owner. Each one asks the same question: what do I need to do to deliver a perfect product?
Sales.
Our sales team picks up the conversation the second a lead hits. Speed-to-respond is the moat — most shops let you sit for two days. We qualify the job type, walk you through the design package, and send a real estimate with no quote-call dance.
Admin.
Our admin owns the handoff. Estimate goes out, deposit comes in, client agreement gets signed, the design survey gets filled. Nothing moves to the design team until everything in this stage is locked. That's how we keep design from chasing missing info.
Marketing & Branding.
Our design team reads the brief, gathers your assets, then iterates with a structured cadence: Iter 1 → Rev 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 → Iter 2. Every proof gets validated against the original project description before it leaves the studio. No “designer's opinion” — discipline.
Schedule Install.
Once the proof is signed, we verify production capacity, coordinate with the printer, and call the customer to lock the install date. We don't over-promise to grab the deposit — the date you get is the date you get.
Printing & Production.
In-house Epson S-9170 solvent print — chosen for its wide color gamut and color consistency. Cut. Laminate. Done under our roof — never job-shopped out. Production verifies the template matches the vehicle measurements, confirms material spec (cast vinyl always — no calendered films on vehicles), and locks placement before anything goes near the install bay.
Install.
Our lead installer runs it. Our install team. Climate-controlled bay (temperature, dust, humidity all controlled — that's why cheap mall-kiosk wraps fail in year two). VIN check. Surface prep. Install. Cut around panel seams. Verify parts function. Clean. Walk-around with the customer before keys.
Completed.
Final walk-around together. Every panel, every seam, every door. We verify against the proof, you sign off, the balance is collected, and the keys are back in your hand. You roll out with an up to 6-year vinyl warranty plus 1-year installation warranty — in writing, not vibes.
Quote to driving away. Mapped.
From signed estimate to keys-in-hand, here's what happens at each step. No mystery. No “we'll let you know.” Just the playbook.
Need it faster? Have fifteen trucks?
We adapt the playbook.
Two real-world variations: rush jobs (single vehicle, you needed it yesterday) and fleet jobs (parallel-process several vehicles at once). Both still move through all seven stages — they just compress or parallelize.
Rush job. Same process. Same materials.
Sales, admin, design, print, install — same seven stages, compressed. Customer feedback rounds tighten, production gets queue priority, install bay gets blocked off. Rush fee applies, quality doesn't bend.
Multi-vehicle? We run them in parallel.
One design cycle covers the whole fleet. Production batches the print runs. Install gets scheduled across multiple bays and days so you're never out of more than a couple of trucks at once. Built for HVAC, electrical, plumbing rebrands.
Every team member here asks the same question: what do I need to do to deliver a perfect product? Process is the WHAT. Procedure is the HOW. We get the WHAT right — every single time.
The WHAT. The repeatable outcome each stage owes to the customer and to the next stage.
The HOW. The personal toolset each team member uses to deliver the process — that's their craft, not the SOP.
See your truck wrapped.
In 60 seconds.
Don't guess. Don't sit through a sales call. Drop your vehicle, pick a coverage tier, and our AI Designer renders it before you finish your coffee. The same process kicks off the second you say go.