What is a vehicle wrap?
A vehicle wrap is a printed vinyl covering that is designed and engineered to adhere directly to your car without damage. Gas For Half's vehicle wraps are applied and removed by trained professionals.
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Does this cost me anything to participate?
No! We actually pay you to be a Gas For Half driver.
There are no membership fees, placement fees or any other type of fees at all payable to Gas For Half. In fact, we are going to pay you $75 as soon as you get selected by an advertiser to cover the cost of providing you with alternate transportation while your vehicle is being wrapped.
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Why should I choose Gas For Half?
Gas For Half is an easy way to help you earn money on your daily work commute. Our process makes everything easy for you. We act as the liaison between the advertiser and you, so driving for us doesn't become a second job. Gas For Half has such an easy process in place, you will refer us to all of your friends!
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How much money can I get?
It is based on your commute and location, but you can earn up to 475 free gallons of gas per year depending on the length of your commute and contract. If an advertiser selects your vehicle, we will send you a contract stating exactly ow much you will get for the term of the contract.
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Does Gas for Half provide a free vehicle?
No, Gas For Half does not provide vehicles, but we do give you $75 dollars up front to cover the costs of alternative transportation while your car is getting wrapped.
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Can I wrap a leased vehicle?
Of course! Our wraps can easily be removed without any damage at the end of the lease or rental term.
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Can I decline an advertising campaign?
Absolutely! If a company selects your vehicle, and you are not interested in promoting that company for whatever reason, you may elect not to participate in placing their ad on your vehicle and simply wait for another advertiser to select your vehicle to use for advertising.
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When do I receive my FREE gas?
Gas for Half makes it really easy - we send you a check every month. You don't have to worry about losing a gas card, not knowing the balance, or being limited on your selection of places to fill up.
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Will I have to provide any proof such as odometer or mileage statements?
You will be required to provide proof of mileage on occasion and also pictures of your vehicle during the campaign.
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Does the color of my car matter?
No! Your vehicle can be any color.
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Will I still be able to see through my windows?
Absolutely - The window graphics are printed on a perforated vinyl that will allow you to see through your windows.
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Do you wrap the roof or bumpers?
In some cases we do, it depends what the advertiser requests. Remember you are always able to decline an advertisement for any reason.
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How long does it take to apply the vehicle wrap?
Depending upon the design and complexity or the vehicle layout, it can take one to three days. You may be required to make arrangements without your vehicle, which is why we give you $75 up front to cover the cost of a rental car, taxi, or other form of transportation.
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Will the wrap damage my paint?
No. When applied and removed correctly, a wrap will actually protect your paint! The only time wrapping may affect the vehicle is if it has an obviously defective paint job or the paint was already damaged prior to installation. You should avoid getting your car wrapped if your paint is oxidized, cracked, peeling or has been repainted due to age or accident; the paint may be damaged upon removal.
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Can I take my vehicle through the carwash after it is wrapped?
No! Gas For Half requires that you do not use wax on any portion of the wrap - just soap and water. Also, make sure to avoid high pressure washes because the spray can actually tear the vinyl or cause seams to lift.
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What is the proper care for my wrap?
Hand washing with soft non-abrasive sponge is the best method. Avoid high pressure washes because that spray can actually tear the vinyl or cause seams to lift. Also, be careful to never use an ice scraper.
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