Shop Wrap On Mojave

[Todd091870]

What do you guys think about this wrap? I am trying to stick with the Mojave theme for colors.

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[FL Robert]

Looks cool!

 

[Rahkmalla]

i like the design, but some of the breaks are going to potentially look different in person than they will on a render. For example the double break from front door to b pillar to rear door might look odd splitting up a vertical letter into 3 pieces. Or the dot on the i over the hinge. Or turn 'Quality Tune Up Shops" into "Quality Tune Up [gibberish]ps"

 

[Todd091870]

i like the design, but some of the breaks are going to potentially look different in person than they will on a render. For example the double break from front door to b pillar to rear door might look odd splitting up a vertical letter into 3 pieces. Or the dot on the i over the hinge. Or turn 'Quality Tune Up Shops" into "Quality Tune Up [gibberish]ps"

Makes sense. I will talk to him and get him to reduce the size so it fits between the hinges like this one.

 

[Rahkmalla]

Makes sense. I will talk to him and get him to reduce the size so it fits between the hinges like this one.

If that picture is a sample of the work from the shop you're going to, they did a really good job wrapping the doors and pillars to minimize the breaks. So i would no longer worry about the tri-piece L

 

[Minty JL]

Looks great! post the pics up when you get it installed

 

[chasebank]

If that picture is a sample of the work from the shop you're going to, they did a really good job wrapping the doors and pillars to minimize the breaks. So i would no longer worry about the tri-piece L

Agreed. I've designed a food truck wrap. Gotta be real careful around gaps. Not as much of an issue with larger text, but can render smaller things illegible. I'd have concerns about the "AU" in auto. Also the "Blvd" and final digit of the phone # wrapping into the recess of the tail light, which may look weird from forward angles.

It just depends on the skill/attention to detail of the shop. The REIGN one looks good, if it was done by them.

Discuss the concerns with them and take their advice. If they're confident they can make it work, hold them to it. If they advise you to adjust, make the adjustments.

Other than that, the aesthetic is good ?

 

[Todd091870]

Agreed. I've designed a food truck wrap. Gotta be real careful around gaps. Not as much of an issue with larger text, but can render smaller things illegible. I'd have concerns about the "AU" in auto. Also the "Blvd" and final digit of the phone # wrapping into the recess of the tail light, which may look weird from forward angles.

It just depends on the skill/attention to detail of the shop. The REIGN one looks good, if it was done by them.

Discuss the concerns with them and take their advice. If they're confident they can make it work, hold them to it. If they advise you to adjust, make the adjustments.

Other than that, the aesthetic is good ?

I see.what you mean. I will have him shorten the phone number to fit better and adjust the address to fit before taillight indent. Thank you. Always good to get extra eyes on a project.

 

[johnchabin]

I’d move “Quality” back a few inches to center “lit” between the door handles.

That will put the front door handle between the “Q” and “l” (lower case L).

 

[chasebank]

Also point out the door hinges. "shops" might be running into it on the rear door. Good luck! Most important thing is to get eyes on your brand, and I'm sure this will do it ?

 

[FloridaMan655321]

Always stick with the Mojave colors, can't go wrong. Post pics of when you get it.

 

[DarthAWM]

Always stick with the Mojave colors, can't go wrong. Post pics of when you get it.

I will disagree with that based on the pics I've seen of the 2024 Mojave interior, greens can be tough colors to appreciate

 

[RCott77]

As a former Wrap shop owner the thing to remember is that you want large text. The goal is to be seen, and instantly recognized from a distance. People will only have a split second to read it if it's moving. If looked at by a literate individual the human mind will fill in the blanks. Text too small and surrounded with a solid color like "TUNE-UP SHOPS" in the white portion below QUALITY may not be comprehended as the vehicle passes.

May want to stick with the Large "QUALITY" logo and then the "FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR" underneath just like it is.

Do me a favor, blow up your image. Leave the room....walk back in and take a quick glance at the design. Do you actually see the words that are in the white beneath "QUALITY"? Chances are, the first thing you read is "QUALITY - FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR" that's all you need to get the point across.

Another option is to remove the line between the Q and Y, and bump up the text size for "FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR" just a touch. Have the shop play with it a bit.

Just my 2 cents..

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