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Vehicle graphics in Ottawa

Plan graphics around the vehicle, its surfaces and the message people need to see.

Discuss your vehicle graphics projectPrepare your artwork
  • Specifications confirmed in your quote
  • Artwork and timing reviewed together

Vehicle graphics begin with the shape and condition of the vehicle. A door logo, lettering and a larger graphic treatment call for different artwork and surface planning. Tell House of Fine Print the vehicle year, make and model, the message you want to communicate and which areas you want considered. Coverage, materials, preparation and any installation arrangements are confirmed for the specific vehicle.

What to consider before requesting a quote

Photograph the vehicle

Provide clear photographs of each relevant side, including existing graphics, trim, handles and damaged areas. A template alone cannot show the condition of the real surface.

Prioritise the message

Choose the business name, service description and contact details that must read quickly. Consider how doors, windows and body lines interrupt the design.

Plan the appointment

Explain when the vehicle can be available, where it is normally kept and whether old graphics need attention. The studio must review the scope and surface before confirming preparation, installation or removal work.

Common planning questions

Can I request a comparison of lettering and broader coverage?

Yes. Describe the areas you would like compared and include vehicle photographs. The quotation confirms the coverage and work the studio can provide; this page does not promise every wrap format.

Are fleet vehicles all quoted the same way?

List each vehicle separately, including its model and any differences in condition or existing graphics. Repeating a design can still require adjustments for different bodies and measurements.

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