Signage
Your business,
where people see it.
Vehicles, trucks, machines, shopfronts and printed signs. Laid out and drawn up first, so you see how it sits before anything is installed.
A signwritten van is the cheapest advertising a trade business will ever buy. It is already driving to the job, already parked out the front for the day, and it does not stop working when the budget does.
The part that decides whether it works is the layout. A phone number nobody can read at 60km/h is a wasted panel, and a logo scaled to fit a door is not the same as a logo designed for one. Everything gets drawn up on the actual vehicle first, so you approve a picture of your van rather than a guess.
- Turnaround
- Two to three days
- Where
- 9 Tech Way, Cranbourne VIC 3977
- Film brands
- 3M, Avery Dennison, Hexis, KPMF, Orafol, Teckwrap
What you can have
Anything with a flat surface and a name on it.
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Vehicles and fleets
Vans, utes and cars, from a name and number on the doors to a wrap that covers the whole thing. Matched across a fleet so every vehicle reads as the same business.
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Trucks and machines
Tippers, crane trucks and plant. Bigger panels, longer sight lines, and a layout that has to work from further away.
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Shopfronts and windows
Window graphics, frosting and building signage. What turns a unit in an industrial estate into somewhere a customer can find.
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Printed signs
A-frames, corflutes and one-off printed work for sites, events and shopfronts.
The work
Signage out of
the Cranbourne workshop.
How it goes
From your logo to a van on the road.
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01
Measure the vehicle
Panel sizes, door shapes, where the handles and the fuel flap fall. The layout is built to the actual vehicle, not a stock template.
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Draw it up
You get a rendering of your vehicle with the signage on it, and changes happen there rather than on the van.
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Print and cut
Printed onto cast vinyl and laminated, so it survives sun and a pressure washer.
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Install
Laid indoors, out of the dust and the wind, and wrapped into the edges so nothing has a lifting corner to catch.
Questions we get asked.
I only have my logo as a small image. Is that enough?
Usually not on its own - a logo blown up to fill a door goes soft. Send whatever you have and we will tell you honestly whether it will hold up at size, and what is needed if it will not.
How long does vehicle signage last?
Printed and laminated vinyl holds up for years on a vehicle that is hand washed. Horizontal panels and anything parked in full sun all day age fastest.
Can it come off when I sell the vehicle?
Yes, and that is one of the reasons to sign a vehicle rather than paint it. It comes off and the paint underneath is unmarked.
Do you do shopfronts as well as vehicles?
Yes. Window graphics, frosting and building signage, same as the vehicle work - laid out first, then installed.
Book the car in.
Tell us the make, model and what you are after. We will come back with a price and a rough date.
