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Here is some vehicle livery that uses several different materials and styles of use. The lettering and the silhouette figure are obtained using vinyl text and graphics, and have a strong effect on the white van.

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We have a lots of different vehicles in at work to design and apply the vehicle livery to, and here is one that uses two different kinds of vinyl.

The first is the lettering which is cut vinyl text and the other is the logo on the passenger door which is wide format printed vinyl.

They both go well together and have comparable appearance and longevity.

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With a large expanse of space to vehicle surface to put vehicle livery onto, it is easy to think only of the non-windowed areas, but here the windows are almost part of the vehicle livery.

The grey and red colours are Hunts‘ own colours of course, but the design mades use of space efficiently, and the overall design is impressive, almost elegant in the sweeping curves that it shows off.

The vinyl is a hardy durable style of vinyl that will stand up to the rigours of the British weather.

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An example to show of our own work van vehicle livery – recently we purchased a new van and had the opportunity to do a little alteration to our own vehicle livery – that is, we changed the main text to be mirrored vinyl instead of green.

This is a mixture of vinyl text and wide format printing. Applied very carefully, something like this takes our skilled vinylers several hours to complete.

As you can see in the picture, it looks very nice, and thanks to one of the fitters for the wonderful sunrise picture.

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Simplicity itself can be a great selling point. This vehicle livery is very clean and stripped-down, but sells the message right away with the image of the buildings.

This is all vinyl text that is applied directly to the vehicle by hand. A vehicle livery like this will last many years.

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Here we can see one of the fitters putting the finishing touches to a sign on the seafront. Wearing safety gear, using the appropriate stepladders, and with gear close at hand in the van, this is how they should all work.

This is, incidentally, shortly after the new van has had it’s vehicle livery applied.

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We do a lot of vehicle liveries, some have lots of vinyl, others have just one or two bits such as a logo and telephone information. Vehicle livery can be very elegant, stylish, but in the same way it can be simple and just there to get information across.

Sometimes though, vehicle livery, as in this example, can serve the purpose of getting information across and also being a safety factor. Here you can clearly see, at night, the reflective vinyl acting to show just how large the vehicle is, which in the dark may be difficult to see.

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A beautiful example of vehicle livery at its very best, here is a back window with a solid wide format printed vinyl across the entire window. The colours are vivid and it is difficult to tell if the van has it painted or sprayed on or if it is vinyl. This is the quality of workmanship you can expect from GRS.

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There is something iconic about a mini, the archetypical British car from the 1960′s, but the new version is even better! And with British racing green colours, the checquered flag vehicle livery looks especially stunning! The vinyl colours (black and white) were applied with skill and precision, but the white roof helped a little too.