Wraps

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  • The Big Dog Garage Challenger design was created by Troy Downey at APE Wraps®, Coronado, Calif., on a Mimaki JV33 at 16 pass with Mimaki inks, using Avery Dennison's EZ RS with DOL1000 gloss laminate. Photo: Ron Bermudez and APE Wraps,www.apewraps.com.

    Vehicle graphics present marketing opportunities

    May 1, 2010

    With the help of new products and technology, test-driving the vehicle wrap market can accelerate your business into the black.

  • Camouflage vehicle wraps assist the military

    November 1, 2009

    Leave it to the military and the companies with whom they do business to turn “pretty” into “practical.”

  • Cubes wrapped for kids

    September 1, 2009

    Avery Dennison Graphics & Reflective Products Division donated more than 7,000 square feet of MPI 2120 Matte Permanent vinyl to the 2009 Destination ImagiNation Global Finals at the University of Tennessee.

  • Truck wraps promote NASCAR event

    May 1, 2009

    Arlon, Santa Ana, Calif., sponsored the NASCAR premier of the Auto Club Speedway, wrapping 10 tractor trailers to promote the race in southern California.

  • Five-story wrap dresses up parking structure

    March 1, 2009

    Sundance Architectural Products LLC helped create and hang a five-story wrap to dress up Orlando’s Dynetech Centre parking structure.

  • Wrap covers full-size commuter train

    March 1, 2009

    The train wrap was commissioned by the San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the ACE passenger rail service that runs between Stockton and San Jose.

  • Karl received a custom truck wrap when he returned from Iraq. Pictured from left: Rod Voegele, GatorWraps President; Tammy Karl; SSGT. Karl’s children, Koby and Sadie; Karl; and Bear Scharbarth, TAG Motorsports General Manager. Photo: Avery Graphics.

    Custom vehicle wrap creates unique homecoming gift

    September 1, 2008

    Avery Dennison Graphics & Reflective Products Division, Painesville, Ohio, with GatorWraps Inc., and Mossy Oak gave a San Diego, Calif. marine a unique homecoming gift.

  • Road Rage Designs wrapped the world’s largest beer can in colorful vinyl from Avery Dennison. Photo: Avery Graphics.

    Wrap covers world’s largest beer can

    September 1, 2008

    Road Rage Designs, a wide format graphics provider headquartered in Spring Grove, Ill., used Avery’s MPI 1007 EZ RS and DOL 1000 products in creating the world’s largest beer can.

  • Avery media featured in 10 booths at ISA 2008

    May 1, 2008

    Vehicle wraps at the show were featured in booths such as the Epson booth and the Feller’s booth.

  • Wrap celebrates rugby

    November 1, 2007

    Since the eve of the competition kick-off, Capgemini headquarters in Paris, located on Place de l’Etoile, transformed its façade during the 2007 rugby world cup.

  • Building wraps spur sales for print shops

    March 1, 2007

    Creating advertising and event banners large enough to cover the façade of a building is a market that can’t be ignored.

  • Photo of vehicle wraps: Blue Media.

    Vehicle wraps present growth opportunity for sign shops

    March 1, 2007

    The owner of every car, boat, minivan, helicopter, semi-truck trailer, and fleet vehicle in your city is a potential new customer.

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  • Fabric selection

    Sponsored by Fabric Architecture magazine

    To enhance a project site intended for use by the public, designers can turn to the family of specialty fabrics. The “active” or kinetic aspects of fabric, together with their color and festivity, give them a powerful edge over “hard” materials that are inert and often restricted to earth tones.

    Integration: Banners and flags provide colorful and economical ways to dress up a building or boulevard. They can integrate parts of a shopping district attractively and inexpensively. Seasonal decorating, special events and everyday activities provide opportunities for decorating with fabric.

    Color: Brightly colored fabrics don’t have to be printed with advertisements to catch an eye and “sell” a business service. A striking color leaves a strong impression.

    Movement: The movement of banners and flags is a major advantage over fixed billboards and signs. When something moves, the eye is inevitably drawn to it.

    Variety: Frequent changes in familiar settings attract attention. Since banners and flags are relatively easy to mount and remove, whole new looks can evolve from simply changing colors.

    Function: Fabric pieces can enhance a variety of locations and are available in many formats for installation across streets, on light poles, on buildings and on flagpoles. They can be one- or two-sided, mounted with rope or cable and come in any shape or size.