Service Areas

Vinyl wraps and signs, done right the first time

• Auburn

  RC Graphics Auto Wraps and Signs serves Auburn WA with wraps and signs built for the way this city actually works. Auburn's industrial parks are full of work trucks, box trailers and service vans that sit in the same lots all day, and each one is a chance to be seen. We treat every rig like it belongs to us, walk you through film and finish options before a panel goes down, and keep the shop at 413 Emerald St in Milton a short run up the valley.

  • Neely Mansion
  • Mountain View Cemetery
  • White River

• Bonney Lake

  RC Graphics wraps boats, campers, trucks, and builds signs for customers in Bonney Lake from our shop on Emerald Street in Milton. The drive out here runs about twenty minutes, so drop-off and pick-up never cost you a day. New neighborhoods mean fresh paint worth protecting and campers that tow every weekend, and we treat each one like it sits in our own driveway, walking you through matte, gloss, and satin finishes before any vinyl comes off the roll.

• Edgewood

  RC Graphics Auto Wraps and Signs sits just down the hill from Edgewood, and most of what we do here is personal. Commuter cars and family SUVs come in for color change wraps, a layer of paint protection film, or simple vinyl decals that hold up on the drive to Tacoma or Seattle. We treat every vehicle like it belongs to one of our own neighbors, walk you through the finish options before you commit, and keep the schedule so you are not without your car for weeks. The shop is a short hop from Edgewood on Emerald Street in Milton.

  • Surprise Lake
  • Military Road

• Federal Way

  RC Graphics handles vehicle wraps and signs for Federal Way businesses that live or die by visibility. A city of 101,000 people strung along the SR 99 and I-5 corridors gives every vehicle and storefront a lot of eyes on it, and faded lettering or a plain van wastes that traffic. Whether it is a fleet wrap for a service crew or a storefront sign near the Commons, the work is planned around how it looks at driving speed and treated like it was going on our own truck.

  • Rhododendron Species Foundation and Botanical Garden
  • West Hylebos State Park
  • Federal Way High School

• Fife

  RC Graphics does wrap and sign work for Fife businesses that make their living off the interstate. Freight rigs, dealership lots, motel fronts and restaurant signs line Interstate 5 and Pacific Highway, and each one fights for the same passing eyes. The shop sits minutes away in Milton, so a truck can be in the bay and back on a route without losing a driver a full day. Every vehicle gets treated like it belongs to the crew, and finish options are walked through before any film goes on.

  • Port of Tacoma
  • Puyallup River floodplain

• Kent

  RC Graphics works with Kent businesses that need their trucks and storefronts to stand out. Kent is one of the biggest cities in the state, and its valley floor is packed with warehouses and distribution yards running vans and box trucks every day of the week. We plan fleet and sign work around your routes so vehicles stay on the road, and we treat every car like it were our own while it is in the shop. Stop by 413 Emerald St in nearby Milton or call (253) 332-1154 to talk through the job.

  • Titusville Station sign on Gowe Street
  • Green River valley parkland
  • Sounder commuter rail station

• Lakewood

  RC Graphics serves two kinds of Lakewood customers, and the split is easy to see on any drive through town. One side is homeowners with a daily driver, a boat or a car they want protected or refreshed. The other is the small shop off Pacific Highway or around Ponders Corner that needs a storefront sign or a work truck people remember. Our shop is in nearby Milton, so the trip is easy, and we treat each vehicle as if it were our own.

  • Fort Steilacoom Park
  • American Lake
  • Thornewood Castle

• Milton

  RC Graphics works the neighborhoods of Milton, WA, starting two blocks off the Valley Ave corridor at 413 Emerald St. Crews here run work trucks down to Fife, families drive the same routes to Puyallup and Tacoma, and the shop treats each one like its own vehicle, whether it is a full wrap on a pickup or lettering on a single van. Walk in, look at finish samples, and talk through the options before anything gets printed.

• Puyallup

  RC Graphics Auto Wraps and Signs handles wrap and sign jobs for Puyallup customers from a shop just down the road in Milton. That proximity matters in a city where the Washington State Fair, the state's largest annual fair, draws big crowds past vendor booths and food trailers each year, and where new homes keep going up across South Hill. Whether the job is a wrap for a work truck or a banner for a fair-season booth, the crew treats each vehicle as if it were their own and walks customers through finish options before any film goes on.

  • Washington State Fairgrounds
  • Puyallup River

• Spanaway

  RC Graphics does wrap and sign work for Spanaway owners whose vehicles work for a living. Lots of properties out here come with a flatbed, a horse trailer, a boat on a trailer or a work rig parked in the long driveway, and we treat each one like it belongs to a neighbor, because it usually does. From our shop in Milton it is a short run up SR 7 to reach you.

  • Spanaway Lake
  • Pacific Avenue South (State Route 7)

• Sumner

  RC Graphics helps Sumner businesses get noticed, starting with the vehicle or storefront they already have. Downtown Sumner runs on small, family-run shops where a customer's first impression happens on the street, not in an ad. A wrapped work truck parked out front or a clean set of storefront signs does the advertising while you work. Every job gets walked through finish options first, and every vehicle is handled as if it were our own.

  • Dillanos Coffee Roasters
  • REI distribution center

• Tacoma

  RC Graphics handles wrap and sign work for Tacoma businesses that live or die by visibility. The Port of Tacoma runs Washington's largest port, and the trucks, trailers and service vehicles moving through it pass thousands of eyes every shift. A plain white van does nothing with that traffic. A wrapped one works as advertising every time it crosses the tideflats or parks curbside in the Stadium District. Every vehicle gets treated like it belongs to us, and every finish option gets walked through before a single panel goes on.

  • Port of Tacoma
  • Thea Foss Waterway
  • Commencement Bay