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Image360 Kansas City Midtown Acquires Wrap It Up

Positions the company as a full-service provider of signage, graphics and vehicle wraps.

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6 months ago

November 10, 2023

Image360 Kansas City Midtown (Kansas City, MO) has acquired Wrap It Up, a vehicle wrapping company that provides services to local businesses, not-for-profits and community members, according to a press release from Image360.

Charles Payne, owner of Image360 Kansas City Midtown, has expanded the signage and graphics center with this acquisition, which now stands as a 6,500-sq. ft. space. The nearly 2,500-sq. ft. addition to the center will allow Image360 to accommodate larger projects and intricate car wraps for its customers, per the release.

“For the past 11 years, we’ve offered our customers a suite of customized solutions for their signage and graphics needs,” Payne is quoted. “The expertise that Wrap It Up brings to the table complements Image360’s core services, and this acquisition now allows our Center to be a one-stop-shop for our community’s signage, graphics and vehicle wrapping needs. We’re thrilled to join forces with the company and provide community members with bigger and better visual communications solutions than ever before.”

For more information, visit image360kcm.com.

Related Topics:Image360 sign companies in Missouri

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