Max Graphics is a vehicle wrap and graphics installation company based in Smyrna, Georgia, United States.[1] It designs and installs vinyl wraps for cars, commercial vehicles, fleets, semi-trucks, box trucks and boats, along with wall, window and floor graphics, business signage, event graphics and graphics for film and television productions.[2][3] The company serves the Atlanta metropolitan area and takes on projects across the United States.[4]
History
Max Graphics LLC was registered as a Georgia limited liability company on January 7, 2020.[5] Max Graphics operates as Max Graphics LLC[2] and is owned by Chris Gross.[6][7] The company works by appointment from its office on Carson Lane in Smyrna and also offers mobile appointments.[1][9] According to the company, its installation team has six trained installers.[7]
During 2026 the company announced a series of service expansions. In February it expanded its commercial vehicle wrap services for fleet vehicles, commercial trucks and business automobiles in the Atlanta area.[1] In March it expanded semi-truck and trailer wraps for freight carriers, delivery fleets and logistics companies nationwide,[6] and in May it added installation capacity for box truck wraps.[8] In June it expanded its wall graphics services for corporate offices and manufacturing facilities.[10] In August it added boat wraps and marine decals,[4] and in September it announced the growth of a production graphics division serving film and television productions in Georgia.[3]
Vehicle wraps
Max Graphics installs vinyl wraps on cars, vans, service vehicles, box trucks, semi-trailers, buses, food trucks, trains, airplanes and helicopters, including color change wraps and digitally printed commercial wraps.[1][2] Its commercial work covers single vehicles through full fleet conversions, with custom design consultation before installation.[1]
For semi-trucks and trailers the company offers full wraps, partial wraps, spot graphics and reflective wraps for nighttime visibility, and coordinates installations for companies with fleets based in several locations.[6] Its box truck work includes full and partial wraps for trucks ranging from compact delivery vehicles to large moving trucks.[8] The company also performs site surveys and removes old graphics.[2]
Wall graphics and signage
The company installs wall graphics for offices, retail stores, sports venues, healthcare facilities, schools and event spaces, using vinyl decals, fabric wall murals, self-adhesive wallpaper and textured materials such as canvas and metal.[10] Its installations include brick walls and other specialty surfaces, and its process covers site surveys, design consultation, print production and installation.[10] Max Graphics also installs wall graphics in school, college and university buildings.[11]
Its other architectural work includes ADA signage, wayfinding, acrylic and standoff signs, window graphics such as perforated, frosted and translucent films, floor graphics and trade show graphics.[2]
Boat wraps
In August 2026 Max Graphics began offering boat wraps and marine decals for private boat owners and commercial fleets, using marine-grade vinyl intended for sun, salt spray and water exposure. The service covers center console, pontoon, bass, bay and offshore boats, and the company offers mobile consultations at marinas, storage facilities and residences.[4]
Film and television
Max Graphics produces vehicle wraps, backdrops, scenic graphics, decals, labels, prop-ready print pieces and on-set branding graphics for film and television productions in Georgia, working with production designers, art directors and prop masters. The work includes large-format printing, CNC routing, custom cut letters, mounting, lamination and delivery.[3][12] The company said it has contributed graphics work to productions including Black Panther, Ant-Man and Baby Driver.[3]
Service area
The company serves Smyrna and surrounding communities including Atlanta, Kennesaw, Marietta, Sandy Springs, Woodstock, Canton and Alpharetta,[1][6] and travels for wrap and graphics installations across the United States.[4][2]
References
- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics Expands Business Vehicle Wraps Services to Support Growing Commercial Fleet Advertising Demand." Star Tribune, February 2, 2026. financialcontent.com. Also published by Business Insurance: businessinsurance.com
- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics." Max Graphics. maxgraphics.co
- ^ ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics Expands Car Wraps and Set Graphics Work for Film and Television Productions." Star Tribune, September 8, 2026. financialcontent.com. Also published by Business Insurance: businessinsurance.com
- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics Expands Services with Professional Boat Wraps for Marine Enthusiasts and Commercial Fleets." Star Tribune, August 5, 2026. financialcontent.com. Also published by Business Insurance: businessinsurance.com
- ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics LLC" (control no. 20005405). Georgia Secretary of State, Corporations Division. Retrieved November 13, 2026. ecorp.sos.ga.gov
- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics Expands Semi-Truck and Trailer Wraps Services to Support National Business Growth." Star Tribune, March 26, 2026. financialcontent.com. Also published by Business Insurance: businessinsurance.com
- ^ ^ ^ ^ "About Max Graphics." Max Graphics. maxgraphics.co
- ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics Expands Box Truck Wrap Services to Meet Growing Demand from Atlanta Businesses." Star Tribune, May 26, 2026. financialcontent.com. Also published by Business Insurance: businessinsurance.com
- ^ "Contact Us." Max Graphics. maxgraphics.co
- ^ ^ ^ "Max Graphics Expands Wall Graphics Services to Meet Growing Corporate Demand for Customized Office Spaces." Star Tribune, June 22, 2026. financialcontent.com. Also published by Business Insurance: businessinsurance.com
- ^ "Wall Graphics and Installation for Schools." Max Graphics. maxgraphics.co
- ^ "Movie and TV Production Set Graphic Services in Atlanta." Max Graphics. maxgraphics.co