I am the near enough the same as you @DaveShaw I don't need to advertise as my rounds are full but the work just keeps on coming. But once i switched to a van i made the decision that i wanted to stand out from all the other lads in my area who either don't have signed vans or use cars, has the van gained me any work in the months i have had 1 person said they had seen my van so contacted me.
Would love to but got other more pressing costs at the moe.
They are not the most eye catching but they get the job done. Never had em rip off though. You gotta be careful not to over do it when using sign writing. I saw a joiners van the other day and it looked like a fun bus. It even had a cartoon drawing of what I presume was him sawing a piece of wood. [emoji23][emoji23]. I’d be cringing every time I had to drive somewhere.
Haha. Were did she stick em on her van as they only work on completely flat surfaces. No good on side doors and cars.
Nothing wrong with a cartoon image mate. My sign writer informs me that it’s one of the strong points of catching people’s eye, and from years of my experience, he’s correctThey are not the most eye catching but they get the job done. Never had em rip off though. You gotta be careful not to over do it when using sign writing. I saw a joiners van the other day and it looked like a fun bus. It even had a cartoon drawing of what I presume was him sawing a piece of wood.
. I’d be cringing every time I had to drive somewhere.
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They were on the drivers and passenger doors, maybe that had something to do with it
Yes doors are quite curvy and especially goin on the motorway it wouldn’t take much to lift em. I was strongly advised not to stick em on any curved surface and not to have them on whilst doing high speeds on the motorway although mine have never come off yet. Another tip is to always take em off whilst washing you van as dirt can get behind and weaken the strength of the magnet.
