The mobile marketing revolution is going strong. In addition to presenting brand information to your customer base, vehicle graphics and wraps also serve to educate the public. Case in point is the project we recently completed for the Tonganoxie Police Department. [caption id="attachment_1433" align="aligncenter" width="499"] Full Vehicle Wraps![/caption] Without the application of lettering and printed door panels, the fleet vehicles that the officers use would be regular, black Dodge Chargers. Our guide to vehicle graphics and vehicle wraps explains how you can make this technology work for you.

Imprinted Specialty Vinyl Lasts for a Long Time

[caption id="attachment_1434" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Partial Vehicle Wraps![/caption] Maintain the treated vehicle according to vinyl manufacturer standards, and the printed panels will last for a long time. Depending on sun exposure and other factors, you can easily get five, seven, or even ten years out of the setup. Throughout this entire time, the treated vehicle functions like another sales person on your staff.

Vehicle Graphics Options

[caption id="attachment_1435" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Truck Lettering and Graphics![/caption] You are ready to join the mobile marketing revolution. However, which product is right for you?

• Full wrap. Take advantage of your vehicle’s large size. This wrap covers the exterior of the car except for the windows. It offers the maximum amount of coverage and gives you an opportunity to present a colorful and sizeable ad vignette. This product is particularly useful for truck and van owners.
• Partial wraps. Choose from a three-quarter, half, or one-quarter wrap. It can seamlessly integrate with the car’s paint job or differentiate itself from it. What makes these marketing messages stand out is the creative use of colors and shapes.
• Graphics and lettering. Sometimes, you do not need a wrap setup. Pick out a combination of niche graphics and lettering that identify your corporate persona. This combination is a good option for service businesses and those just starting out in their niches.
• Spot graphics. When your graphics contain lettering, we refer to the setup as a spot graphic. These typically go on the doors, hood, or the roof. They are budget-friendly solutions that can serve as placeholders for future graphics.
• Vinyl window perf. Because vinyl wrapping material cannot cover the windows, our experts offer a workaround. For the rear and rear side windows, we can install a perforated vinyl product that lets the driver see out. Those on the outside only see the marketing message.

Ordering Your Vinyl Graphics Product

[caption id="attachment_1436" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Vinyl Window Perf![/caption] Has our guide to vehicle graphics and vehicle wraps inspired you to outshine the competition? When you are ready to stand out in all the right ways, our sign shop can help. Contact us today to learn more about your options.