Vehicles + Vinyl

Vehicle Project of the Day: Sehr Gut Graphics

Germany’s Timber Signs whets the appetite with this vehicle

Published

15 years ago

May 8, 2009

Steve Aust Signs of the Times May 2009 Issue

Timber Signs (Ofterschwang, Germany) fabricated graphics for this three-vehicle fleet wrap, which mimics the entry signage of the customer’s restaurant. To develop the program, Manfred Didier, Timber’s proprietor, used Gerber Omega and Adobe Photoshop (with Fireworks plug-in) software. Then, he fabricated the wrap using a Roland DGA Corporation SolJet solvent-ink printer for the primary graphics, and a Gerber EDGE thermal-transfer printer to produce the phone number and tagline. He produced the wrap with Oracal 751 and 3M Controltac film, and protected it with Zeronine’s Frogskin clearcoat laminate.

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