Christopher
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I posted pictures in threads in the past, just don't remember the threads.
Truck Lettering/Wrap
- Thread starter Derek Belden
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I posted pictures in threads in the past, just don't remember the threads.
MHasterok
New member
Here's my lettering. I stuck with basic lettering for the most part. I'm really happy with the "pressure washing" metallic lettering with the black background. It changes shades of blue in the sun.
My windshield, both front fenders, bed, doors, and tailgate was all $210. The cool thing is all the lettering on the tailgate is reflective.
My windshield, both front fenders, bed, doors, and tailgate was all $210. The cool thing is all the lettering on the tailgate is reflective.
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HotShot_Anthony
Greaser of the Year
Mine is pretty simple. But, like Thad stated, people know exactly what we do.
You have to be careful with a wrap. Make sure there is enough contrast with your text and background image. I've seen some wraps that were a complete waste of money simply because you couldn't read a thing without studying the vehicle. I think if I were going to do a wrap, I would do a half wrap, with just text on the other half. Let the picture complement the text.
Those are about perfect. Except, I don't like the wording on the rear door. WTH is "soft pressure washing"? Oxymoron. You and I know what you mean, but makes no sense to most people think high pressure will take off just about anything on their house, sidewalk, etc.. Other than that, vehicle lettering doesn't get much better dude. Nice job.
EcoClean
New member
Sorry Anthony, but I disagree. If it said "Soft High Pressure Washing" - I'd be an oxymoron.
However, it WAS a mistake for it to say "soft pressure washing". Not many know what "Soft Washing" is here, so I had intended it to say "Low Pressure Washing" like on the tailgate. I have not changed it though, because I get phone calls asking me what "Soft Pressure Washing" is, and I've gotten a lot of work from those calls.
Thanks for the compliment though. I bought a vinyl plotter last year and did all the work myself.
Look at How Far Wraps Have Come in the Pressure Washing Industry
PressurePH
New member
I'm thinking of getting my first wrap at the beginning of next year.