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hammond; van assortment
.Had these keeping me busy for two days.
4 Vans for a trade customer of mine – Although they ordered 2 Vivaros, 1 Expert 1 Corsa, they actually only had 1 Vivaro, 2 Expert and 1 Corsa… oh and forgot the mention to fitting for the window cleaning gear.
2nd is a customer/friend of mine, he let us experiment with a wrap on his car, he wanted something discreet which evolved into this.
The effect of the gradient running from the solid blue on the rear, fading down the side didn’t work as planned, but a little tweaking and the customer is happy, it just looks like a solid blue rear, and a more purple gradient on the sides.
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Nice work David.
On the PJR job I would have just made the tel number smaller to fit the door with some space each side. Looks good all the same and I’m sure they were very happy with the finished job.
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Just a few pointers on the last picture.
The telephone number is way way too big and really distracts from the overall look, and the pictures look like they are falling over. This may be the angle of the photo but looking at the door line it definately looks like the buildings are leaning. -
Completely agree guys.
The images were on the angle to keep them on the door, whist vehicle outlines are good I think I put things to close handles, windows etc.
Phone number was kind of the same thing, they wanted the number large, but having the images to big it looked cramped.
My first real wrap after the training, and not seen the vehicle until fitting today.
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I’d be proud of that wrap David, i’ve never even attempted one yet, if i ever get one i’ll sub it out 😳
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Hi David
Nice wrap, can ‘t really see close up but how did you cut round the handles as looks too tidy to be done by hand?
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By hand, same for round the picanto badge.
I must confess not my hand, my dads got better hand with a scalpel
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