FAQs
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
It depends upon materials, design, and the size of the project. Most pricing is done in cost per square foot. We would love to talk to you about the specifics of your project and get you an accurate quote.
WHAT’S THE PROCESS?
WHAT TYPE OF IMAGES CAN WE WRAP THE BOX WITH?
Clean Slate Group (CSG) works with local, artists, photographers, and historic societies to creat designs that capture each community’s distinct energy and style. Apart from local art and photos, we can work with clients infographics, way-finding signage and even custom imagery and faux textures to blend a cabinet into its surroundings.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?
With Clean Slate Group’s network for expert installers, we can complete projects anywhere in the world. Upon design completion, installation is typically completed within 2-4 weeks. For individual orders over 50 cabinets in a single month, Clean Slate Group will work with the customer to establish a reasonable timeline.
WHAT TYPE OF MATERIAL DO YOU USE?
Clean Slate Group has partnered with leaders in the vinyl industry to produce conformable graffiti-resistant vinyl wrap exclusive to CSG.
CSG prints all cabinet wraps on a 2 mils (not millimeters) conformable vinyl. This material utilizes a non-flammable, self-extinguishing, grey opaque adhesive that will block substrate color from showing through. These wraps are laminated with an optically clear UV protectant gloss laminate that will preserve your investment by resisting and protecting light abrasion and scratching, spray paint, markers, adhesives, and chemicals.
WHAT IS THE LIFE EXPECTANY OF A WRAP?
The expectancy for the vinyl is approximately 7 years.
WHAT IS THE WARRANTY?
Material Warranty - Clean Slate Group warranties material for 1 year from the date of installation
Installation Warranty - Clean Slate Group warranties installation for 1 year from the date of installation.
Life Expectancy - We inform communities to expect cabinets to look vibrant for 5 years. For example, cabinets that Clean Slate Group installed in 2011 are still in the field and remain vibrant.