Wanted: affordable wrap:

[Big Panda]

Originally Posted by SuperGeek

I wanted to advertise my wife's new book on my smart, and was thinking of static-applied since magnets obviously wouldn't work on plastic. What direction would I go to apply a message about 4 lines long, hopefully with the ability to add cover art when ready and remove it when the second book's ready?

i'm going to advertise my wife's business, "Celebration DVD's", on the back of my Jeep and we had hoped that once we get our 'first' smart, we would do a wrap on it.

a company called "Fast Signs" (www.fastsigns.com) i believe is nationwide and can be found on the web. it appears that the closest one to you is in Pensacola Florida. i'm using one of the locations here in Indy to do my Jeep. just reflective white lettering on my back window to start, with her website (www.celebration-dvds.com) on it.

good luck with your ads!!!

P.S. thanks for allowing me to shamelessly plug her business, CELEBRATION DVD's !!!!

[smartiePrincess]

Originally Posted by Susie 1382

I'd like to Wrap my smartie:

Front: Dark gray eyelashes, deep red smiling grille.

Driver's Side: 'Health, Education, and Welfare, Not Warfare' over 'Yes We Can.'

Back: 'Round Tables Not Rounds of Bullets.'

Passenger Side: 'The Constitution, Not Corporate Profits' over 'Yes We Can.'

Visual Philosophy: Simplicity; easy to read, easy on the eyes. Non-threatening.

Message Goal: Common sense and common values. We Are The Change We Seek.

Since I'm rather remote from metro areas, it would be great to be able to self-applicate, but I could travel within Oregon if possible.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

................................... .....................Democracy

Susie,
Not sure if you are still looking but I saw this web site on a wrap on a car today.
wedovehiclewraps.com


smartiePrincess

[TheMadWrapper]

We can supply complete wrapped smart car panels. Just switch them out in a couple of hours for a first timer. You can send us your panels or we can send you new ones wrapped ready to go. Check out SmartCarSkinZ.com

Previous posters were right. It's a complicated process wrapping a smart car due to the curves. Just imagine working with a 4' x 5' decal and getting it on with no wrinkles or air bubbles. It takes time and practice and has to be done indoors in a controlled environment. That's where most sign companies fail. They don't have the controlled environment to wrap or the practice wrapping complex curves like on the smart. That's also why most wrap companies get 3k to wrap a smart.

DaveB
daveb@madwrapper.com