ResMed
Atlanta, GA
This sedan was wrapped for just a week’s work at a tradeshow. It served as an external reminder of what was on the trade show floor.

This sedan was wrapped for just a week’s work at a tradeshow. It served as an external reminder of what was on the trade show floor.

When the graphics supplied by the manufacturer came in with some issues, we were hired to install the second batch at the marina to make the boats perfect for their new owners.

Wrapping a motorcycle trailer is not unique, but when you wrap it for a law firm using it to market to bikers that changes things.

While we can wrap just about anything, using it build a brand is something that happens after it leaves our hands. Doug Clayton at Bulls Eye Marksman has one of the most recognized brands in town. Why? Because he makes sure his trailer is always in a location with lots of visibility and a high traffic count to make the most out of his investment!

Atlanta Basement & Remodeling wanted to capture the eye of prospective customers using a full wrap on their aging trailer. Using a different photo on each side of the trailer gave them a chance to show off more of their craftsmanship.

Working with a classic canvas like the Airstream trailer was a welcome opportunity! The unique nature of the canvas on this job is what really made the message pop and was a perfect fit for a nostalgic brand like Little Debbie.

To reach both commercial and residential markets, this trailer utilizes a different image for each side. Using a different design for each side of a vehicle is a great way to attract multiple markets. Even slight variations in design, such as color combination, can generate more impressions.

Andy’s Pool Service is an established company with an existing fleet. The fleet was doing its job, servicing pools… but missing out on a great marketing opportunity. The partial wraps on Andy’s trucks and van immediately brought in new business.