The trailer Wrap is done,

Very impressive, now get out there and pay that thing off.



Oh, too bad about the back door lock covering up some name and number.
 
I just started a new job working for a company and one of the many things they do is design, print and install car wraps. I was actually supposed to tag-a-long on an install today but i got caught up in other things. You really should go back and have them redo the rear. Sides look awesome though.
 
design 750

print was 1750

install was about 1000 with tax.



This is the anti graffiti version which was a bit more to print out. The trailer had alot of excess silicone on it which made for a more expensive install. Life time of the wrap should be over 5-7 years
 
Are you happy with the rear though? The whole point of the wrap is advertisement. That lock bar and handle covers your website addy, logo, slogan and phone number. That should have been measure out and accounted for when they were doing the design. It looks like your company name could be "3 Layers Gross" from the back.



I'm only saying this because car and trailer wraps can bring a lot of business. We recently did a wrap for a lady who throws "shoe parties". She had one of those box car scions wrapped and her business started booming. She was getting a ton of calls from people who had seen her driving around town.
 
Grouse said:
design 750

print was 1750

install was about 1000 with tax.



This is the anti graffiti version which was a bit more to print out. The trailer had alot of excess silicone on it which made for a more expensive install. Life time of the wrap should be over 5-7 years
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10 to 14 years if you treat the wrap the Autopian way!



Sweet! :up :cool: :up
 
The sides are very nicely done. However, that rear definitely needs to be redone. To have portions of your company name, website and phone # blocked the way it is now is totally unacceptable.
 
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