business owners with vehicles look here!!!

manhattan

this maybe of interest to any small businesses here with vehicles https://www.vanwraps.co.uk

they can wrap your whole vehicle in digitally printed vinyl and it does look very nice.

i think it is an excellent way of advertisement,and i think you will get noticed and remembered quite easily.


you can even order a free dvd from them on the above link to see what they can do.

the downside is that the vehicle wrapping is quite expensive,but maybe worth it to some companys out there?

anyway check it out!

m.

Al_Inshearah

This looks an excellent product and a sure fire way to enhance the vehicle look and promote your company. Only question is how easy is the vynl wrap to remove as this would seriously hit any re-sale value if damage to the surface condition is made (it may be the opposite in that the wrap protects) Does anybody know?

Savvy_Sue

Al_Inshearah wrote:

This looks an excellent product and a sure fire way to enhance the vehicle look and promote your company. Only question is how easy is the vynl wrap to remove as this would seriously hit any re-sale value if damage to the surface condition is made (it may be the opposite in that the wrap protects) Does anybody know?

No but there was a whole long extended discussion quite a while ago with a title like 'get paid to drive'. Under that system a company would pay you to wrap your vehicle. There were comments about what happened when the wrap came off but I didn't keep up with the discussion. Maybe some less braindead person has the energy to look for the thread and post the link here?

It is an important question to consider because if you sell the vehicle you mightn't want someone else driving round giving poor publicity to your business by inconsiderate driving etc.

zcaprd7

Why not email them?

vanwraps@raccoon.co.uk

ReductionQueen

Al_Inshearah wrote:

This looks an excellent product and a sure fire way to enhance the vehicle look and promote your company. Only question is how easy is the vynl wrap to remove as this would seriously hit any re-sale value if damage to the surface condition is made (it may be the opposite in that the wrap protects) Does anybody know?

It's quite well known in the transport/motor trade, and comes off easily (not sure if they have to take it off), leaving the original paint untouched. Infact it's billed as actually protecting the original finish, adding to resale value. It's also widely used in Germany for taxis, which are mostly Mercs, so resale value is paramount.