HENDERSON, Nev. - nvtip -- Team Acme has unleashed some new vinyl wraps for government vehicles. The city of Henderson has received some new vinyl wraps for their patrol cars. The new design helps reflect sunlight better and updates the patrol's image.

"We're always happy to ensure that our clients have sun protection," Team Acme owner Teran Marsell says. "Vinyl wraps can protect cars from roadside damage such as tiny paint chips. In this case, the graphic design is prominent and protected at the same time. Any individual will see the patrol car graphics even if a person is leaning against the car and obscuring the design."

Team Acme has spent many years designing custom vinyl wraps. Specialists are very concerned about providing a cost-effective shield for road damage and effective design that passerby can see. Vinyl wrap increases a car's lifespan and maintains its exterior appearance. Owners save on the costs of redoing a paint job and repairing damaged parts.

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The material used was 3M printable vinyl. Usually, 3M has a lifespan of seven years, making it viable for reducing maintenance costs.

Vinyl wraps for cars provide customized designs that are easily applied and removed by professionals, as well as protection from sun bleaching the exteriors and interiors. They are useful for both personal and professional vehicles.

For those looking to find out more about vinyl wraps, please visit the Team Acme site at https://www.teamacme.com/. The specialists also have graphic design expertise and can assist business owners with making new designs for their vehicles or buildings.