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can anyone advise with a black cab wrap please?
here’s a design i did for an opal nera black sambuca on a black cab , hope you like. I have actually painted it but haven’t got the photos yet, I’m pretty slack at that kinda stuff.
I welcome any advice from the experts please.
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OK, so I’ve been trawling old posts! 😀
But as no-one answered; my understanding from working at a London Taxi Advertising company is that many councils (and especially the PCO in London) won’t allow the windows on black cabs to be covered with vinyl. -
…and when I wake up I’ll realise that this vehicle is more than likely not going to be in the UK. 😉 I’ll get my coat!
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quote Nicholas Hedges:…and when I wake up I’ll realise that this vehicle is more than likely not going to be in the UK. 😉 I’ll get my coat!:lol1:
How did this one get missed the first time around? Any pictures of the finished cab yet?
I like the design.
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do you mean only sides cant be covered or any?
i dont recall seing any side windows ever covered but as you will know the rear is a common one to be done with controvision and the like? -
I think just the side windows are a no-no anywhere if I recall. The PCO also don’t allow contravision on the rear windows in London. – I think it’s a safety thing. The provincials generally get away with it.
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is it now stopped on the rear due to the water pocketing in the holes during the rain making visability impossible?
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Not ENTIRELY sure. I think it’s generally due to councils being involved. -They come from the same schooling as Council Planning Officers, I think! 😉 I don’t think it’s a print issue. It’s more like ‘the passanger has impared vision when exiting the taxi’ or the cab must be SEEN INTO from the outside incase of attack? -Not unknown in and around London.
I could probably find out the specifics if anyone’s THAT interested.
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I missed this one too …. would be good to see a pic if you did get it finished?
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our cabs here in Oz use contravision for the back window advertising. It is unlaminated, so i’m not sure how they see out in the wet weather.
Good design tho.
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