Vehicle wrap design involves more than placing a flat poster on a vehicle photo. Doors, windows, handles and body contours can interrupt the message. Even different body styles or wheelbases of the same model can change the dimensions. Confirm the exact vehicle specification before design begins.
Verify tool information with the app
Share photos of the current surface along with the brand, model, year and case type. The applicator must check the compatibility of the drawing to be used with the actual tool. The drawing obtained from the Internet is not a substitute for measurement verification. Areas and technical limitations that will not be covered should be determined initially.
Keep the main message away from combinations
The fact that the phone number or brand name coincides with the door range can make it difficult to read. Evaluate the design separately in the side, rear and front view. The surfaces seen when the vehicle is parked and in traffic are different. Choose an easy-to-choice main message instead of very long service lists.
Separate production file with presentation
The three-dimensional or photo over preview describes the design decision. The technical file that the application will use is prepared with measurement, cutting and placement information. The color, foil and print decision should be clarified with the manufacturer. Graphic design does not solve surface problems that may interfere with the application.
The number of vehicles, model variety, and coating coverage affect the price. Do not assume that the file prepared for a vehicle can be moved directly to another model. Performing the final control with the applicator helps read the approved image in the same way as the actual tool.