Gallery: Vehicle Wrap : We fit any tyres

[David Rowland]

ur work, magnetics?

[Kevin Chapple]

and the back

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[David Rowland]

ahh i can see it better now… that looks better

[Robert Lambie]

I really like the subtle tyre tread in the background, not keen on the large patch/label type brand though mate. the wrap/tread etc looks pretty upmarket but the label on it kinda cheapens the design.
my choice of words there is wrong, just difficult to explain what im thinking when typing…

which type of vinyl did you use and how did you find working with it?

im guessing the original body is white, due to the lower sill shoing white, if so, how did you acheive the door hinges and other tell tale areas of a wrap?

over all the vehilce looks very good, just my self preference sort of thing on the large wite areas. though i do get the logic behind using them. if that makes sense. lol

thank you for taking the time to show your work, very much appreciated.

[Kevin Chapple]

Thanks for the reply. The idea of the big white label is that it is actually *on* the tyre – you can’t really see from the pic but its textured and rippled like its stuck to the tyre (as per customer request). Printed on 3m, lovely to fit but not so good to print – its a bit too dependent on the temperature of the machine and work area, when compared to other makes.
Yes, the vehicle was white, only painted parts are door hinges, all the rest is completely wrapped including roof.

[Colin Smyth]

Hi Kevin, van looks fantastic! At first I didn’t get the sticker but now you explained it and I see the ripples i think it’s a very clever idea! What 3M range did you use and what was it printed on? We have printed solid black using Roland ProIII on wrap films before and they are a complete nightmare to fit!

[Nicholas Gormley]

I like that, I think its very smart looking.