Hey everybody Tony from Baltimore signs and Graphics today we are showing a video and talking about vehicle branding also termed as transit wraps or branding and commercial branding and fleet wraps or branding. We are currently branding the recently purchased super duty truck for the Baltimore Signs and Graphics Fleet. We’re putting eye-catching logos and graphics on the truck. In the video you’ll see a very large phone number, you’ll see the logo and the slogan and a visually appealing picture of Baltimore city on the back tailgate of the truck so all around the truck it will be very eye-catching and easy to read and understandable for consumers to notice Baltimore Signs and Graphics and to give us a call if they have a sign need. The project is executed in phases. We have already printed and laminated the media. In the video our production manager Jason is working on weeding out the slogan. All graphics have been printed on specific vehicle wrap vinyl via our HP 365 Latex printer – the ‘Cadillac’ of printers and color matching. Jason will then laminate on the rollover flexi unit – a state of the art laminator. The installation of the branding will take place in our 3000 square foot wrap facility which can accommodate multiple Vehicles as well as large vehicles as we have a very large 10 by 14 foot door and expansive working space. The Baltimore Signs and Graphics truck actually looks small in this warehouse as the space is able to accommodate large box trucks, tractor trailers – or any transit vehicle needing a wrap or branding. As you see in the video the graphics for our truck are about done and on the back of the of the truck is the image of Baltimore supported by the eye catching logo as well as on the sides. The branding will finish up shortly so the graphics can begin to advertise on the road. Again the logo and the slogan and the phone number will be eye catching and easy to read. It’s not a full wrap but it is what we like to say a good branding technique that will catch the eye of anyone looking for vehicle or Transit Branding.
