Got the Jeep Done

[chrisaroz]

I didn't go crazy, but I think it turned out nice. I was able to trade out services to get it done, so that was nice.

 

[sjlplat]

I dig it.

I just ordered some magnetic signs for my truck to match my business cards. 12"x24" signs on both sides and the tailgate for about $100. Didn't think it was too bad...more affordable than a $3k wrap.

 

[chrisaroz]

Thanks! I was going to go with the magnetic signs, but got lucky with a company. I think those will look good, especially on all sides.

 

[Davena]

Looks very nice. Wait until people start staring at you and you forget the vehicle has a decal.

 

[kagman]

Nice.. Simple.. I would put a graphic of some kind on it , perhaps a mouse, computer, or a notebook...

 

[chrisaroz]

Nice thought, I may do that!

 

[Alan22]

I like it. Looks very nice.

 

[Elemdee]

Nice job!




fillerz

 

[EZTech]

I like the use of color. It seems that so many people just go with generic white lettering and eventually you just habitually overlook them...

 

[Psychoticus]

No offence but the back looks very much like a home job tech, there is no logo, very little info about what you do, and i think it's very plain and would not capture my interest at all.

You need to remember that the rear of the car is when people have the most time to look and read it.

I think the sides are nice but would like to see something else done with the front doors area.

 

[chrisaroz]

I appreciate that, I don't agree that it gives "very little info about what you do", but I appreciate the criticism. I decided to go minimal on the back for the very reason that it's what most people see. I may need to add some more later (graphics or my small logo). I see so many cars that are crazy busy or have an entire paragraph on the back that makes it impossible to read. I might have gone to far to the other extreme!

What would you put towards the front? Since this is a regular client, I will likely have the chance to add more later.

 

[trapped]

I went with a similar theme in the rear, but put more details on the sides. My thinking was that when you are parked is when people will actually have time to read about what services you offer. I get a lot of extra business when I show up to a customer for a virus repair and they see on the side of my car that I also do home theater. I think when people are behind you they just need to know what you do and how to contact you. I get several call a month from people who are driving behind me down the road so it does work.