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vehicle graphics: protecht
Just as well this was done inside…… it’s freezing today with frequent snow showers.
This is the 3rd van of this design I’ve done for my customer. It’s pretty plain but I think it looks quite nice, he wanted something that vaguely relfected the shape of the brushes on a floor polishing machine, hence the white background.
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nice clean job Marcella, i’m guessing you apply indoors ?
i got a couple of things to re-do in the astra race car replica i did, reckon it was cos of the cold ! not enough heat into it,
very nice work though, that van looks a doddle to apply to, nice n flat !
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Yes Hugh, done indoors. Just as well the temperature is near frezzing today. The other blessing as you mentioned is the very smooth flat panels, makes it a quick easy job.
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Very nice Marcella,
Thats exactly how I think vans should look…. clean, not over done & giving the client a professional look.
I like the company name aswell – Protecht… clever 😛
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Marcella top stuff again!!
I agree with Glen that is how vans should look.
Tinybit of crit, I don’t like the phone number it that font,
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less is definitely more.Bloody weather, yesterday we were in T-shirts with
nice warm sunshine.TODAY its Freezing grey sky occasional snow horrible.
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Thats a Very nice job Marcella. :2thumbs:
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What kind of van is that? I want one!
Adrian
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quote oreodeus:What kind of van is that? I want one!
Adrian
Adrian, it’s a Ford Transit Connect. A mid size van.
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Nice 1 Marcella………..looks neat and clean smart design.
Nice and simple to measure up on as you say Marcella……..wish my first ever van was a Connect not a Vito……..2 many dam lines on them took me ages when I look back at it now………how long did it take to apply roughly Marcella?
Tim.
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Nice work Marcella clean and clear 😀
Lynn
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nice work marcella, colours look good 😀 they are good vans to line up nice and square 😀
nik
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Nice looking work Marcella, simple and clean looking!! and yes they are great for applying graphics too … they have lurverly nice flat panels.
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Excellent work Marcella.
I like the white “floor brushes” in the background, it gives your design more depth. 😀
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ding dong babe
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😀 thanks for the comments folks.
Ding dong Roy! 😀 😉
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very smart Marcella, nice tidy job there….
my only crit is same as martins, font on phone number… but that’s just a self preference thing.
thanks for taking the time to post your work. 😀
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no words just good job
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very nice and up market
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Yes..nice job..i think silver vans can look the bus..complemented with nice clean graphics..
incidentally..ive one of these to quote on , customer is interested in lines across the grooves in the door panels at the bottom..anyone tried this out of interest.Jon
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I share the others comments, nice work Marcella.
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That’s a pretty spiffy van there Sister.
I like the phone number just fine, don’t listen to these folks.
My only constructive crit would be to suggest a thin white contour between the red lettering and the black outline.
All in all tho, punchy, clean, and practically popping off the side of that van.
Nice job.
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Nice work, I love the simplicity of it. Im afraid tho that I would have preferred the phone no in a different font. Personal choice only.
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Hi, really like the van, looks great.
This is probably a really stupid newbie question, but when doing something like this with text over a graphic do you, cut the text shapes out from the underlying graphic, so when you lay the text vinyl in it would be butt jointed.(not very good for expansion/contraction though). Or do you just lay down the graphic, then lay the text right over.(could see ridges at the edges of the underneath graphic though). Or do you have to cut out the graphic so it is an exact underlay for the whole job/text area. Hope you understand me, which method?
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