The Leeds Pride Parade in Leeds, UK, featured an open-top, double-decker bus wrapped for the occasion. The “Scenic Design Department” within the Yorkshire-based ITV Studios, completed the installation using a Roland Truevis VG2 printer/cutter and printed the graphics onto Drytac Spot On vinyl, which covered the original design of the bus without damaging it.
Source: BigPicture.net
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