Vehicle wrapping firm's web site has many photos.
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 1:36 am
http://www.skinzwraps.com/indexhome.html
I have always marvelled at the commerical vehicles I see
which are "wrapped" in vinyl of high quality, but never knew
where this was done, or much about it.
Well, the above site has just started advertising and I checked
out their website. They have large photo galleries of their work,
as well as a great overview/tutorial about how the graphics process
works. Their HQ is in Dallas but they have other sites as well.
For those who have commerical vehicles, this a high visibility option
to advertising your biz. As your vehicle is driven around, you have the
chance to create thousands of "impressions" a day, as they say in the
ad biz. Each person who sees your vehicle is an "impression."
Over the years I have seen custom PAINTED vehicles, but whenever I
ask where they got the work done, the answer was usually "I bought it this
way from a dealer/from a guy." This wrapping place could be used by
owners of private vehicles for a custom job without painting it.
These wraps are made for extended outdoor use, and at such time you
don't want the wrap anymore, it can be removed with minimal distress
to the paint underneath - pretty neat.
View the Police section photos. They have the Rockwall, TX Forensics truck,
the Corinth, TX motorcyles and the Flower Mound recruitment car. By the
way, Flower Mound has got to have the ugliest police cars around. They are
mostly black with baby blue and white stripes. You'll have to look at their
wrapped car to get the general idea.
Another interesting set of photos they have is of the DPS trooper cars that have the
theme "Drink. Drive. Go to Jail". "Choose your ride"- themed cars have the
black and white fronts of DPS cars but the rears are painted taxi yellow. Bexar
County Sheriffs Dept also has an entry.
SIA
I have always marvelled at the commerical vehicles I see
which are "wrapped" in vinyl of high quality, but never knew
where this was done, or much about it.
Well, the above site has just started advertising and I checked
out their website. They have large photo galleries of their work,
as well as a great overview/tutorial about how the graphics process
works. Their HQ is in Dallas but they have other sites as well.
For those who have commerical vehicles, this a high visibility option
to advertising your biz. As your vehicle is driven around, you have the
chance to create thousands of "impressions" a day, as they say in the
ad biz. Each person who sees your vehicle is an "impression."
Over the years I have seen custom PAINTED vehicles, but whenever I
ask where they got the work done, the answer was usually "I bought it this
way from a dealer/from a guy." This wrapping place could be used by
owners of private vehicles for a custom job without painting it.
These wraps are made for extended outdoor use, and at such time you
don't want the wrap anymore, it can be removed with minimal distress
to the paint underneath - pretty neat.
View the Police section photos. They have the Rockwall, TX Forensics truck,
the Corinth, TX motorcyles and the Flower Mound recruitment car. By the
way, Flower Mound has got to have the ugliest police cars around. They are
mostly black with baby blue and white stripes. You'll have to look at their
wrapped car to get the general idea.
Another interesting set of photos they have is of the DPS trooper cars that have the
theme "Drink. Drive. Go to Jail". "Choose your ride"- themed cars have the
black and white fronts of DPS cars but the rears are painted taxi yellow. Bexar
County Sheriffs Dept also has an entry.
SIA