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Van Lettering
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About Van Lettering
Van lettering is most effective when it answers three questions quickly: who the business is, what it does and how to contact it. The vehicle is moving and the available panels are interrupted by handles, trims and door gaps, so long service lists and tiny social icons usually weaken the result. Start with high-priority information and design around the actual panel shapes. Cut lettering can retain more of the vehicle's original colour than a wrap and can be easier to standardise across a fleet. Photographs and accurate vehicle details should be supplied before final artwork so the layout is not built around a generic rectangle.
Specifications
- Cut vinyl
- Fitted
Artwork requirements
- Upload PDF, AI, EPS, PSD, JPG, PNG or TIFF files through the artwork route
- Prepare artwork at the selected finished size or an appropriate documented scale
- Keep important content clear of trims, folds, seams, fixings and other production areas that apply
- Follow any product-specific bleed, colour and resolution requirements shown for the confirmed specification
- Confirm the product-specific artwork requirements for the selected specification before production
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Turnaround, installation requirements and delivery are confirmed with the project quote so the specification is realistic before production starts.
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Vehicle Graphics
Vehicle lettering, partial wrap or full wrap?
Choose cut lettering for clear, economical business identification; a partial wrap when you want stronger brand coverage without covering the entire vehicle; and a full wrap when the design genuinely benefits from near-complete graphic coverage.
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What signage does a new business need?
Start with the places customers actually encounter the business: the premises, vehicle, staff, printed handouts and any site or event presence. A new shop usually prioritises fascia/window graphics, while a trade business often gets more value first from vehicle graphics, workwear and site boards.
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What should go on van lettering?
Prioritise business name, core service and the most useful contact route. Additional information should only be added if it remains readable at normal viewing distance.
Is van lettering the same as a vehicle wrap?
No. Lettering uses individual cut or printed graphic elements with more original paint left visible; wraps use larger areas of film to control more of the vehicle surface.
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