Vehicle Signage in Maroochydore

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  • Over 25 years helping Sunshine Coast businesses stand out
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Maroochydore Vehicle Signage

If you’re driving around Maroochydore without signage, you’re missing free advertising every time you hit the road. Whether you’re parked outside a job or stuck in traffic, your vehicle could be doing more for your business.


Caledonian Colour designs and installs professional vehicle signage that makes your brand visible and memorable. We’ve been serving the Sunshine Coast for over 25 years, working with tradies, mobile businesses, delivery vehicles and more. Every job is printed in-house and fitted by a team who knows how to get the details right.


From full wraps to sharp side panels and magnetic signs, we tailor your signage to your business and how your vehicle’s used. Maroochydore locals trust us for straightforward service, clean results and signage that lasts—contact our team on (07) 5445 5477 to start your signage project today.

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Vehicle Signage Boosts Name Recognition

With everything from fast-growing startups to long-running family businesses, Maroochydore needs signage that keeps up with its pace. Your vehicle might be the first impression someone has of your brand—so it needs to look sharp, feel professional and hold up through rain, heat and heavy use.


We begin by checking over your vehicle and creating a layout that suits its shape—whether you’re driving a ute, van, hatch or SUV. You’ll receive a clear digital proof that shows exactly how your logo, contact details and graphics will be applied.


Using premium-grade, UV-resistant vinyl, we print and finish each element on-site, then fit everything with care and precision. This means no buckling, fading or peeling—just clean lines and strong colour that lasts.


What sets us apart is how simple we make the process. No pushy upsells or hard-to-follow quotes—just helpful advice, smart design and a team that delivers when they say they will.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the difference between a decal and a full wrap?

    A decal covers smaller areas of a vehicle—like doors, windows or the tailgate—often with logos, text or icons.


    A full wrap, on the other hand, covers most or all of the vehicle’s surface, turning it into a complete branding piece. Wraps offer more visual impact and full-colour coverage, while decals are quicker to install and more cost-effective for simpler jobs.


    The right option depends on your design goals, budget and vehicle type.

  • Can I update vehicle signage without redoing everything?

    Yes. If your contact details or branding change, individual sections of vinyl signage can often be replaced without needing a full rewrap.


    Modular designs make this even easier. For example, you can keep the main branding intact and simply swap out a phone number or service list.


    Be sure to choose a signage provider who keeps your original files on hand—that way, future updates are fast and consistent.

  • Does vehicle signage need maintenance?

    It’s pretty low-maintenance, but a few good habits will help it last longer. Hand wash your vehicle with mild soap and water—no harsh chemicals or abrasive cloths.


    Avoid high-pressure washing on the edges of the vinyl, as this can cause lifting. Try to park in shade where possible, and don’t wax over the signage.


    With care, quality vinyl graphics can stay sharp for 5+ years.

  • Is there a best time of year to install vehicle signage?

    Vehicle signage can be installed year-round, but moderate temperatures and dry weather are ideal for best adhesion.


    High humidity or extreme cold can affect vinyl flexibility during install. That said, experienced fitters know how to work around conditions using indoor spaces, heat tools and surface preparation techniques.


    What matters most is choosing a professional installer who uses the right materials for your local climate.