Hmmm you may be right. I live right at the edge of the 2 area codes but the bigest town, the one I want to do more work (which is a college town) in is a different area code.
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Nate The Great
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#2 and #3 look good.. I do like the green accent on the bottom.. Kinda makes it easier to read..
If both phone #'s worked for you before, I'd put it back on imho.. Don't mess with something that works..
If both phone #'s worked for you before, I'd put it back on imho.. Don't mess with something that works..
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
I think you need those weird ground effect lights and I like the robot. He ought to be pushing a wand.
If you drive theough Kansas City, make sure you have a low rider kit installed.
If you drive theough Kansas City, make sure you have a low rider kit installed.
Desk Jockey
Member
HEY! 
hogjowl
Idiot™
LOL
Mikey P
Administrator
Put a Navy Admiral's hat on Robbie, that will shut him up.
The Great Oz
Member
We put logos on the roof. Easily legible from 40 floors up, and stands out from everything else from anywhere the roof can be seen.
I like your look. Nice job.
Bob Pruitt
Member
If you are going to do that on the roof it needs a Company name and phone or website.
The hood is visible from above as well with the name.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I think the roof advertising is great. I agree with Bob, put your name, number or website on it. Traffic helicopters will love it.
NobleCarpetCleaners
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funny, there's no data I can find on the ROI for doing a vinyl wrap
hogjowl
Idiot™
I’m still not sold on them.
That’s why Brady is still driving a plain white tampon.
Russ T.
Supportive Member
They have different value to different companies. If you’re already busy and aren’t really chasing new customers, then spend the money playing golf or something.
If you’re trying to be noticed by new people and grow a company, I think a wrap can help you get the attention you’re looking for.
It is hard to quantify. If you’re considering a “per impression” cost, I think you’d find a wrap is very tough to beat.
If you’re trying to be noticed by new people and grow a company, I think a wrap can help you get the attention you’re looking for.
It is hard to quantify. If you’re considering a “per impression” cost, I think you’d find a wrap is very tough to beat.
Absher Carpet
Member
Over the life of the wrap lets say 6 yrs. the wrap cost about $50.00 a month. This cost is recouped easily, when a job is booked due to the wrap, but I don't get one job a month from my wrap. However when I pull in a customers driveway they know exactly who is at their home, and the neighbors know why I'm there as well as anyone walking a dog or driving by.
Desk Jockey
Member
$600.00, we just picked this one up yesterday.
Bob Pruitt
Member
That looks great!
Desk Jockey
Member
Thanks Bob!
Looks great! Ive considered just doing the vinyl instead of the wrap. Its at least a $2500 difference in price but I have kind of had my heart set on the wrap and I havent spared any expense on this build yet so I dont wanna wish that I had spent the extra money later.
Ignore the Jockey. Ask him how much he spent on the blue paint
Russ T.
Supportive Member
You could letter it up for a year to see how you like it. Get those wheels on there, and live with it for a year. See how you like it.
If you don't, or wish you would have gone for the wrap instead, then you could do it next Summer.
You will be disappointed in a poorly installed wrap, no matter what. So keep that in mind.
Desk Jockey
Member
We buy the Transits blue from the factory. The Spartans we paint, 4k.
Desk Jockey
Member
Wrap it. At the end of the 5-6 years decide if you want to wrap it again or just letter.
I love your wrap design.
Are there no Maaco shops anywhere around?
Desk Jockey
Member
I knew you'd snap over that comment,
I only want the best, it will last longer.
steve_64
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How hard is to remove a wrap when you want to sell it?
All the wraps I see are unintelligable when moving, keep it simple.
All the wraps I see are unintelligable when moving, keep it simple.
It seems like a pain in the ass because the company that tried to remove the wrap before they sold it to me just made a mess.
http://mikeysboard.com/threads/transferring-from-trailer-to-box-truck.286924/ post #17
Plus, there was adhesive all over the walls of that truck
Nate The Great
Member
I thought the Mexicans invented auto-body & paint.. I'm sure a relative could hook you up..
4K, you're getting hosed...
Desk Jockey
Member
lol
We don't any Mexican body shops here.
We don't any Mexican body shops here.
