Van lettering and vehicle graphics can help a local business display its identity and contact details while travelling or parked. The most useful result is usually clear, recognisable and easy to understand at a glance.
Decide what the vehicle needs to communicate
Start with the business name, the main service and the best contact route. A website, phone number or short location reference may also help, but too much wording becomes difficult to read. Prioritise the information a potential customer should remember.
Design for movement and viewing distance
People may see the vehicle for only a few seconds. Use clear lettering, strong contrast and a simple hierarchy. Small text, long service lists and several calls to action can reduce the impact of the main message.
Choose suitable coverage
Some businesses need straightforward door lettering and contact details. Others may benefit from larger printed graphics combined with cut vinyl lettering. The right approach depends on the vehicle, artwork, available panel space, budget and how the vehicle is used. Time for Designs does not offer full vehicle wraps.
Prepare the artwork and vehicle information
Supply the best available logo file and confirm the exact spelling of names, services, web addresses and phone numbers. Photographs of both sides and the rear help identify handles, trims, windows and panel shapes that may affect placement. Vehicle make, model and year should also be confirmed.
What we need before quotation
- vehicle make, model and year;
- clear photographs of the relevant panels;
- the wording and contact details required;
- logo or artwork files;
- preferred coverage and required date.
Every vehicle is assessed individually. Visit our vehicle lettering and graphics service page, call 062 61524 or WhatsApp 085 858 1906 to discuss the vehicle and the information you want displayed.