You’re looking to get a wrap for your car. In doing so, you want it to have a look that makes you feel like it will be money well spent. So, you’re now asking yourself if there are color and design limitations, and if so, how will that affect what you’re trying to accomplish with the car wrap? Not to worry. We have answers for you.
Colors and Designs for the Consumer:
Unless you’re looking to go with flames or some sort of more exotic, wild vehicle wrap, you’ll likely live in the pre-dyed vinyl world. Pre-dyed vinyls are solid in color and can’t be printed on. Pre-dyed can come as a smooth, slick look that “hugs” your car flush against the vehicle’s surface.
There are other kinds of pre-dyed vinyls that have a bit of a unique look to them. They present a vinyl that doesn’t just look like you got a paint job. Among them are textured, brushed metal, and carbon fiber vinyl.
The Camaro below is a prime example doing a partial wrap using pre-dyed, non-printable vinyl. This customer just wanted a little bit of accent to his ride, so we jazzed his car up with some silver and black features. This kind of wrap is common for people who don’t need printable graphics on their car. Changing the look and feel of a vehicle is often what consumer, non-business owners look to do. So, they just request something that will make the car feel a little different and “new.”
Colors & Designs for Business Owners:
One of the big 3 reasons you would get your vehicle wrapped is to advertise your company. You want a moving billboard that lets everyone know who you are and what you do. You can easily get your brand on the eyes of 20,000 people per day, depending on where you live. And you want your wrap to look just right, as you should. There are literally thousands of colors and color combinations you can do with your wrap if you use printable vinyl.
What might be limiting factors? If you lack vision when it comes to how to create your design, best practices with color schemes, and all the possibilities that can be done with your vehicle wrap. Most people have at least heard the term jpeg in this day and age. But what about “raster” or “vector?” If you don’t understand what those are, it’s important to know why images you send us for your design really need to be in vector format. It might cause you some anxiety, and fear of failure can sink in. We don’t want that for you. We want you to get what you want.
That’s why hiring a professional like us at Good Guys Signs is your best option. We’ve been at this for over a decade, and our team of designers will create an unparalleled look that will make your wrap the envy of your industry.
We know you want to spread your brand and gain more clients. A car wrap is the face of your company in motion. The design is critical for your business presentation. That’s why we will guide you through the process of color and design and deliver your dream wrap. Then, your dream of business success will become a reality.
