When the craftsmanship of a company needs to be illustrated through their wrap, a lot of things come into play. Quality images, professional design and a detailed installation are critical to the final product.
Designing a wrap to reach the correct target audience is the first step in the process. When you are selling to the younger consumer, keeping it fun is job one. This trailer wrap uses cartoon characters and unique fonts to create a welcoming brand for the child in all of us!
Pitstop Automotive had a marketing challenge. They were located on a busy road with very little area for a sign. Fortunately they owned an enclosed trailer that was parked near the main road when not in use. A full trailer wrap gave them a sign when they needed it as well as a great mobile advertising opportunity!
This trailer was extremely small, but it was all that was needed to do the job. Not everyone out there has a use for a ghillie suit, so simple and to the point identification was the goal for this project.
Sometimes a wrap isn’t necessary to catch the eye. A black trailer or vehicle makes a great canvas for partial wraps or computer-cut graphics.
