ELEMENT CUSTOMS

Custom PPF Printing and Vinyl Wrap Printing in Los Angeles, CA

If you can think it, we can print it. At Element Customs, our custom printing service brings any design, pattern, image, or concept to life on vinyl wrap or paint protection film, giving you complete creative freedom over the appearance of your vehicle.

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No Template. No Limits.

What Custom Printing Offers

Most vehicle modifications pull from a catalog of existing colors and finishes. Custom printing works differently. There is no pre-set selection to choose from because the design comes from you. Our team takes your concept and produces a print-ready file that is precision-cut and applied to your vehicle with the same quality and care we bring to every installation we perform.


Custom printing is available for both vinyl wrap film and paint protection film, which means you can combine a completely original design with the coverage benefits of PPF. Whether you want a full vehicle wrap in a one-of-a-kind graphic, a set of custom decals in a specific location, or printed accents that complement an existing wrap, our team has the equipment and experience to deliver it.

From a Sketch to a Finished Wrap

What We Can Print

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Full Vehicle Wraps

A completely original design applied across the entire vehicle. From photorealistic imagery to abstract graphics, custom printed full wraps allow for a level of visual expression that no catalog finish can deliver.

commercial printed wraps

PPF/vinyl wraps applied to business vehicles, from lettering and logos to full fleet wraps. A durable, professional way to turn any vehicle into a moving advertisement for your brand.

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Custom PPF Prints

Custom designs printed directly onto paint protection film for installations that combine a unique visual with meaningful coverage. An increasingly popular option for clients who want both the look and the physical defense in a single application.

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Decals and Spot Graphics

Precision-cut printed decals for specific areas of the vehicle. Logo placements, number graphics, door decals, and any other targeted application where a custom design needs to land in a specific location with clean, sharp edges.

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The Process from Concept to Installation

How Custom Printing Works

The process begins with a conversation. Bring us your idea, whether that is a rough sketch, a reference image, a brand file, or just a description of what you have in mind, and our team will work with you to develop a design that translates well to the vehicle. Here is how it typically flows.

  • Step 1: Design Consultation

    We start by understanding your vision. Whether you come in with a fully developed concept or just an initial idea, we can connect you with a designer who can turn your vision into a vectorized, print-ready file. From there, we handle the printing and installation. This is also where we determine whether vinyl wrap film, PPF, or a combination of both is the best medium for your project.

  • Step 2: Design Development

    Once the concept is defined, our team prepares the design file for print production. If you are providing your own artwork, we will review it for print quality and make any adjustments needed to ensure it reproduces accurately at installation scale. If you need design assistance, we can develop the concept with you from the ground up.

  • Step 3: Print and Cut

    With the design approved, we produce the printed film using high-quality wide-format printing and precision cutting equipment. Every panel and decal is produced to exact specifications for your vehicle's dimensions and the agreed placement layout.

  • Step 4: Installation

    The finished print is installed at our Chatsworth facility by our wrap team. Edges are cleaned, surfaces are prepped, and the film is applied with the same attention to detail we bring to every installation. The result is a finished vehicle that looks exactly as designed.

Your Questions, Answered

Custom Printing  FAQs

  • What file formats do you accept for custom designs?

    Vector formats such as AI and EPS are preferred for custom designs because they can scale to any size without losing quality. High-resolution raster files in PNG or TIFF format are also acceptable for photographic or highly detailed artwork. If you do not have a print-ready file, you can work with a designer of your choice, or we can connect you with a graphic designer who can create a vectorized file. If you are unsure whether your file is print-ready, bring it to us and our team will review it and let you know whether any adjustments are needed.

  • Can you help design something from scratch?

    We offer design assistance for clients who have a concept but do not have a finished design file. Whether you have a rough sketch, a reference image, or just a description of what you want to achieve, our team can work with you to develop a design that translates well to the vehicle. Custom design development is discussed during your initial consultation.

  • Is there a minimum order for custom printing?

    There is no strict minimum order. We work on projects ranging from single decals and small accent pieces to full vehicle wraps and fleet graphics. Contact our team with the details of your project and we will give you a quote based on the scope of the work.

  • Can custom printing be applied to PPF as well as vinyl wrap?

    Custom printing is available on both vinyl wrap film and paint protection film. If you want a completely original design that also provides chip and scratch coverage, a custom printed PPF installation lets you achieve both in a single application. Our team can walk you through the options and help you determine which medium is right for your project.

  • How long does a custom printed wrap last?

    The longevity of a custom printed wrap depends on the film used, the finish applied, and how the vehicle is maintained. In general, a professionally printed and installed wrap is designed to last several years with proper care. We will provide specific expectations for your installation based on the materials used at the time of your project.

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