Showing posts with label Window Graphics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Window Graphics. Show all posts

Friday, 2 September 2011

Vehicle Graphics and Window Graphics FAQ


Can you provide full colour photographs and text for my vehicle graphics? What options are available? From simple single colour lettering on the side of your vehicle to large format photographs and vehicle wraps, Speedy Signs can provide a one stop shop solution for all of your vehicle graphic needs. Our vehicle graphics are applied in our dedicated vehicle application bay wherever possible, providing the optimum conditions for vehicle graphics application. We also provide a range of magnetic vehicle signs and use reflective or conspicuity markings for high visibility vehicles.

How do I remove my vehicle graphics? For a small fee, Speedy Signs can remove the graphics for you. Alternatively you should be able to remove your own vehicle graphics without damaging your paintwork by using a hair dryer to warm and loosen the vinyl. Depending how long the graphics have been on the vehicle, you may see a small glue residue on the paintwork which can be easily removed. In the case of full vehicle wraps, it is advisable to get a professional to remove the graphics. For further advice please contact your nearest centre.

How long do vehicle graphics last? Professionally applied vehicle graphics should last for years if they are cared for correctly. We advise that you do not wash your vehicle for a week after vehicle graphics are applied and do not jet wash the graphics as this may reduce their life. For permanent vehicle graphics, we always offer to laminate the graphics which should prolong the colour of any digitally printed images. We use varying grades of vinyl to fit within your requirements.

What are decals? Decals are another term used for vinyl graphics and vinyl signs. Decals are commonly used as a term to describe text and logos on motorbikes, cars, trailers, trucks, vans and trucks amongst other transportation modes.

What are reflective vinyl graphics / conspicuity markings? There are specialist vinyl materials available which offer reflective qualities for high impact graphics throughout the night. We can apply your vehicle with rear chevrons or build reflective graphics into your livery design for high visibility of your vehicle.

What is etch vinyl graphics and how is it used on windows? Also called frosted vinyl, etch window graphics are ideal for branding areas of glass giving a professional finish to your premises. Large areas of glass also need to be identified with markings to conform to health and safety standards and etch vinyl is a great way to achieve this.


What's the difference between vehicle graphics, vehicle livery and vehicle wrapping?
Vehicle graphics and vehicle livery are the general terms used to describe the application of vinyl graphics to any type of vehicle from cars and vans right through to lorries or motorcycles. We have also applied graphics to buses, boats and even an aeroplane in the past. The graphics can be as simple as text lettering or can include photographs, company logos, tonal fades and even reflective or conspicuity markings. Visit the vehicle graphics page to find out more and see examples.

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Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Window Graphics to promote your business

A business needs to communicate with potential customers passing by. The manner in which your business presents itself to the public and identifies your location and products can be crucial to your success.

Speedy Signs can help you create professional looking and high impact window graphics.

Your business needs professional looking and high impact window signs and graphics!


Marketing your business is a non-stop process. From primary newspaper or television ads to the interior graphics of your store, customers should be exposed to your message in as many forms as possible. One often neglected medium is a store’s window graphics.

Many store owners think of permanent architectural signage when they produce their window graphics. They hire a business to paint the name and hours of the shop on the door then forget about it. These miniature graphics supply functional facts but miniature marketing potential. They are missing a amazing opening for advertising.

Exciting window graphics can pique the interest of passing traffic. Customers who might not even consideration your store can be drawn in by the optical displays that catch their attention. Even if the graphics don’t bring them in right away, they will leave a persisting impression in their minds. The next time they think of the products you offer, your store will jump into their minds.

However permanent window graphics such as paint or glass etching limit your quality to turn your message as shoppers’ interests turn over the seasons or as your goods line evolves. You need a more versatile choice.

Posters and Banners

Stores use temporary displays such as posters and banners to turn their marketing message. This allows them to advertise sales, promote holiday items, or announce new goods lines. Large format printing provides bold messages that attract attentiveness and sway consumer response.

One benefit of these displays is that they are inexpensive, allowing a store to turn their window graphics oftentimes without breaking their marketing budget. Then again, one disadvantage of these displays is that they are inexpensive, appearing cheap and not all the time giving the best impression. They often don’t hold up to repeated use and are naturally discarded when taken down.

New developments in window graphics have given new media that supply curious displays at a reasonable cost.

Decals and Meshes

Window graphics printed on decals supply a bolder look that will make your store stand out from the pack. Decals can display brighter colors than paper and the sturdier material allows more intricate shapes, getting away from bland rectangular posters. Many of these materials can be peeled off and reused when needed.

Some shops are going a step further, using a fine mesh material for their institution displays that provides a one-way display. Customers surface see a full-window display but light shines through from the outside, keeping your store bright. This avoids the claustrophobic feeling large banners can create. It creates a display that is nothing like what primary window graphics can match.

Your windows are like a huge billboard and by not using them you are missing a great opening to store your business and bring in more customers.

What Message Are Your Store Window Graphics Sending?



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