About Us
We exist for one job: getting a working vehicle branded properly, without the cost, the commitment or the days off the road that a full wrap involves.
Why we only do vehicle-specific
Most magnetic signs are sold as flat rectangles in three or four sizes. They sit on top of the door rather than inside the panel recess, the corners catch the wind, and after a few weeks of motorway work they start to lift. That is why magnetic signage has a reputation problem.
We took the other route. Every panel is cut from a measured template for a specific make, model, year and wheelbase, so it drops into the recess and sits flush. No trimming on the driveway, no tape, no lifted corners.
What you actually get
- 0.85 mm vehicle-grade magnetic sheet — thick enough to hold at motorway speeds, thin enough to follow the panel
- Eco-solvent print under a matte anti-glare laminate
- Artwork designed for you and included in the price, proofed on an outline of your own van
- The print-ready files at the end, so the same branding can go on paperwork, workwear or a website later
Vinyl, when it makes more sense
Magnetics are not right for everyone. If the van is yours for the long haul and you want a permanent, seamless, sign-written finish, vinyl is the better buy — and we supply it as a full DIY kit with the tools and instructions, so you still avoid the fitter's bill.
If you are not sure which suits you, tell us how you use the van and we will say so honestly, even when the honest answer is the cheaper one.
Fleets
More than one vehicle is where the template library earns its keep. One design is laid out once, then cut separately for each van, so a Transit and a Sprinter both end up with panels that fit. Mixed makes, mixed wheelbases, one consistent look across the yard.
If a panel does not sit flush on the van it was cut for, send us a photo. We recut it and reship it at our cost.