Step 1: The file for the car lettering

First of all, we had to create the print file for the car lettering. To do this, we took precise measurements of the company vehicle: The hood was to have lettering, as were the side doors, the large areas on the left and right and the rear swing doors. With the exact specifications, we took care of the design according to customer specifications (color, font, text, etc.). As always, see photos to browse through.

Step 2: Plot out car lettering and roughly plan assembly

We then produced the plots for the car lettering and planned the Gluing in rough outlines. Precise measuring for even spacing and straight gluing are absolute prerequisites. However, our colleagues already have years of experience (see here and here) on the account, so that the fine-tuning could follow quickly.

Step 3: Fitting the car lettering

However, the last step posed a small but subtle challenge: the window on the right-hand side was not to be pasted over/darkened. Instead, we opted for perforated film, which lets light through but looks more or less like a real covering. There was a small gap between the opaque adhesive film and the perforated film. However, our colleagues also mastered this challenge expertly, resulting in clean, continuous car lettering.
In addition, some of the colleagues had extremely long parts to glue (the strips on the left-hand side). Three arms would have been a blessing here. However, as teamwork is very important at WENZEL, this was not a problem either (see photos and picture at the top of this article).

Do you also have a vehicle that you would like us to label? Whether in Munich or outside Munich, we will be happy to visit you and provide a complete service from a single source: file, print, installation. Contact us now with WENZEL Contact and ask for a quote.

Yours
Matthias Wenzel