Food Truck Mural Brisbane
Your truck moves through suburbs, markets, and events every week. Make it impossible to ignore. Custom hand-painted murals by Steve — Notonebuttoo.
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From blank to branded
The same trailer. The difference is hand-painted custom art.
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After
The Hen House — Brisbane
Full trailer commission — hand-painted characters, lettering, and signage across all four panels.
Why Hand-Painted Beats the Rest
Vinyl wraps are everywhere. They're clean, they're fast, and they all end up looking the same. A hand-painted mural is something else entirely — no two are identical, it can't be templated or reprinted, and it reads as original from across a carpark.
Custom art also signals something about your brand. It says you care about the details. For a food business, where the entire experience is about feeling something, that matters more than people realise.
What's Included
- Initial design consult — Steve works with your brand colours, logo, and brief
- Concept sketch for your approval before anything gets painted
- Surface preparation for clean paint adhesion
- Hand-painted spray mural applied directly to the truck or trailer
- UV-resistant spray paint for Brisbane's outdoor conditions
- Protective clear coat finish for long-term durability
Who This Is For
- Street food vendors working markets and events
- Coffee vans wanting a stronger visual presence
- Food trucks launching or rebranding
- Catering trailers that travel to corporate events and festivals
- Anyone who's tired of their setup blending into the background
Built for Brisbane's Conditions
Brisbane sun is brutal on painted surfaces. Steve uses UV-resistant spray paint suited to exterior vehicle applications, finished with a clear protective coat. The result holds its colour and resists flaking far better than standard paint — which matters when your truck is parked in direct sun at every market.
Wondering what the process looks like?
From first enquiry to finished artwork — see exactly how working with Steve unfolds, step by step.
See how it works →Food truck murals start from $1,800. Final price depends on the size of the truck or trailer and the complexity of the artwork. Get in touch with a photo of your setup for an accurate quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Food truck murals with Notonebuttoo start from $1,800. Final price depends on the size of the vehicle and the complexity of the design. Send Steve a photo of your truck for an accurate quote.
Most food truck murals are completed in one to two days on-site. Steve will give you a specific timeframe when he quotes the job based on the scope of the design.
Yes. Steve uses UV-resistant spray paint formulated for exterior surfaces, finished with a clear protective coat — designed to hold up in Queensland's sun and weather conditions.
Depends on the condition of the surface. In most cases yes — Steve will assess during the quote process and advise on any prep work needed.
Either. Some clients want a full mural across every panel. Others want a feature side, a character, or lettering with a graphic element. Steve can scope whatever works for your budget and setup.
Steve works across Brisbane, Logan, Redlands, and Moreton Bay. For jobs outside that area, get in touch — travel costs may apply.
Ready to make your food truck unforgettable?
Email Steve — [email protected] →Send a photo of your truck, your location, and a rough brief. Steve will take it from there.
Notonebuttoo is a Brisbane-based mural and street art studio operated by Steve. Food truck mural services available across Brisbane Northside, Southside, Logan, Redlands, Moreton Bay, and surrounds. © Notonebuttoo.