Branding a commercial fleet is a great way to build trust and grow your company’s reach. With an attractive design applied across your entire fleet, your vehicles will be easily recognised while out on the roads. That’s the power of an effective wrap! But how can you be sure your design will be consistent and that your wrap will be value for money? 

Leasing a vehicle is often cheaper than buying one. But if you’re running a business, you need to know if you can wrap a leased car or van without violating the agreement. After all, no one wants a surprise penalty simply for branding a vehicle in their company colours. This article answers the question, ‘can you wrap a leased car or van?’ and explains the different options available. 

If you’re finding it hard to decide whether to respray or wrap your vehicle, we get it. You don’t want to invest your money in a style, colour, or branding solution that you might hate once the work’s complete. Choosing between a vehicle wrap or respray can be tough at first, and that’s why it’s important to get all the info you need to make an informed decision.

Even after 30 years in the business, people still ask us about wrapping vs respraying their cars and vans. That’s why we’ve decided to write this guide. Here, you’ll discover which option will likely work best for your project, along with answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.

Want your vehicle wrapped but don’t know where to turn? Choosing the right team isn’t always easy, and you might not have time to do the proper research. That’s why we’ve created this list of the best vehicle wrapping companies in Kent. If you live locally, you’ll have a great resource of local businesses, which will help you contrast and compare so you can make the right choice for you.

When you’re ready to get your vehicle wrapped, there are plenty of installers to choose from. But once you’ve found some you like the look of, how can you tell which will provide a quality service, value for money, and give your vehicle the care it deserves? It all comes down to asking the right questions. Here are the 10 questions to ask before choosing a car wrapping company.

It’s always exciting to get your vehicle wrapped. Applying your brand to a car, van or fleet is a great way to extend the reach of your business. It’s hugely cost-effective too! But how should you get started? Coming up with an idea is one thing, but turning it into a practical wrap is quite another.

Read on to get the design stage of your project moving. This page explains how to design a vehicle wrap that makes a big impression and helps grow your brand for years to come.

Most commercial printers work at high volume with small margins and a standard approach. Beyond the artwork you supply, barring rudimentary checks, you’ll simply get what you pay for, no more, no less. But what if you need a little more support when it comes to your campaigns? What if you want to push boundaries to impress your clients and win new business? 

Are you an online retailer seeking new and exciting ways to organise a product launch?  Or are you a brand looking to create excitement and break into new locations to get people talking?  

Now that the Lockdown rules have relaxed and shoppers are back on the high street, now is the perfect time to adapt your business to current trends by creating a fresh, new experience around your brand.   

Do you need signage for outside your business premises or portable graphics for taking to outdoors events, such as a community consultation or summer show?  Or do you simply want to run some outdoor advertising while you’re on the road?  There are lots of ways to ensure your brand makes an impact in the outside world, no matter your business or activity.   

If it’s your dream to start a street food business but you don’t have the cash you need to finance a food truck, then all is not lost – there are ways to achieve the financing you require if you know where to start.  

We’ll explore all the different options in this article and go through exactly what you will need finance for – because when you’re starting a food truck business the up-front cost doesn’t start and end at the vehicle!