Vehicle Wrap – Dairy Truck

[Joe McNamara]

Looks good mate.

Are these the same trucks you used to do in cut vinyl before?
I seem to remember you wrapped some milk lorries in lots of white vinyl.
Cheers
Joe

[Jill Marie Welsh]

I love it.
I especially like that subtle tartan fade in the corner.
Very nice Rob.
Love….Jill

[Mindaugas]

simpe and best, soft, looks nice
job 100%

good job

[Jayne Marsh]

Looks really good, I like the tartan fade as well 😀

[Marcella Ross]

Looks the business Robert….. and the spelling’s right!!! 😀

[Phill Fenton]

Excellent Rob – much better than their old livery now that you have introduced digital into their signs. They must be delighted with that 😀

[Nicola McIntosh]

nice job done i like the digital look better too 😉

nik

[Brian Little]

Rob everytime i take my daughter back to Stirling uni i pass this place with all these trucks is that there main bit at Bridge of Allan ?

[Carrie Brown]

Very nice, I like the tartan blending into the blue …. what a clever pair of bunnys you are 😉

😀

[Carrie Brown]

Oh just thought I would also ask … is there any video footage of this … did you & Andy happen to fit it in the heat of the sun where you had to have your tops off perhaps???? :lol1: :lol1: Its Friday Im allowed to be a perv at least once a week!!

[David Rowland]

:lol1: :lol1: carrie… what u like

[Robert Lambie]

thanks for the replies folks…

the vinyl used is oracal digital with exact same in clear for lamination.
fitting for full truck about 3 hours each, fitted by andrew and me.
all application was done dry, no app tape using felt squeegee.
i think wraps with text or lines within the design like this take a bit longer, due to alignment issues. as you can imagine, as little as 1/4inch running out on first panel is exagerated over the 22ft leaving you major problems, and possible reprint and apply.
yes, there are various way to recover when things like this start going wrong, but unlike digital prints of pictures etc, its very difficult to hide "running off" when you have to marry up "lines and lines of text"
anyway, the first truck was good practice to get a good method going so fittings spead up.

yeh, this is the fleet we did in cut vinyl before. infact, i have been fitting these vans/trucks since i started my apprenticeship. 15 years ago now…
so along with me, the grahams moved with the time. from poorly designed cut vinyl using our first cutter , a gerber 4B till today the grenadier print and cut. funny how things move forward… :lol1:

the design is going to change depending on the trucks deliveries. we start doing another different design theme next week at some point so ill post the pics once i do those, probably next friday 😀 . i think its organic deliveris this batch is for… although the design background theme changes it still keeps to same logo, layout identity etc

brian, yeh thats the main "dairy" but they have bought out several smaler dairies over the years so are dotted all over now.
carrie, i am actually doing demos on these for the video forum. start to finish, complete truck wraps, done dry demos.
hopefully this time the rain wont come on :lol1:

[Dave Bruce]

Love that design Rob I agree with Phil much better than the last design.

Excellent work

Dave

[Leigh]

I like that tartan too…looks really good the way you faded it out at the edge. Very nice!

and cool that you will be demo’ing the job
I say….

Bring on the rain!!!
:lol1: 😉

[Shane Drew]

great job, as we have come to expect mate :lol1:

[Carrie Brown]

quote Leigh:

Bring on the rain!!!
:lol1: 😉

:lol1: I agree!!!! 😛

[Martin Cole]

Very very nice big man.

I would expect nothing less. 🙂

[Shane Drew]

quote Martin Cole:

Very very nice big man.

😮 😉

[valegraphics]

Good stuff Rob. Looks much more "today"

Matt