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Fleet guide · Columbus

The truck has one job: be remembered.

A commercial wrap is signage moving through traffic. The design has to read quickly, fit the actual body and repeat across the fleet.

Orange Chevrolet Silverado hooklift dumpster truck with fresh vinyl lettering, a cartoon dumpster logo and a 614 phone number on the door

Before production

Read at road speed

Company name, service and one action must survive a three-second glance.

Built for the vehicle

Door seams, handles, wheel arches and body lines are part of the layout, not obstacles discovered at install.

One fleet system

Colors, phone, URL and placement stay consistent while the art adapts to vans, trucks and trailers.

Files before film

Approved vector marks, final copy and vehicle measurements prevent expensive changes after production starts.

Bring one vehicle first

Prove the system on a pilot.

Start with the vehicle type that represents the fleet. Approve fit, readability and production before repeating it.

Start with the car

Tell us what you drive.

A year, make, model and the work you have in mind is enough to start. We’ll reply with the next useful question—not a canned sales pitch.

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Year, make and model

Existing film, coverage, finish, damage or timing

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