Magnetic van signs

[Mountain man]

I had them for my terrano, unbeknownst to me one door had some filler in and I lost it.

Truncator's looks good, custom made for the panel.

They don't cost a lot, go for it.

Edited April 8, 2015 by Mountain man

[gensetsteve]

I have a few sets but never use them on decent vans as they wreck the paint. Ok on an 8 year old van but due to over use of electronics in diesels it's now a case of make sure they are not over 5 years and when we sell them generally unmarked.

[normandylumberjack]

I would avoid the vistaprint ones, not good quality at all

 

And deffo don't stick one on your bonnet!

[GlobalNewark]

Had them on my truck for years without trouble with truck or signs.

[NorcoDavid]

Get your van sign written with '......tree services' then insert appropriate name when on different jobs

[Mark Bolam]

They portray a shifty, untrustworthy fly-by-night image.

I've used them extensively in the past, and they'll suit you down to the ground Eggs.

 

 

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[toolbagted]

If you have personal breakdown cover and not bussiness cover then get magnetic signs as it will not cover signwritten vans.

[aitch]

We have had these signs for just over a year and a half. They have been great. When not using the van for work you just take them off.

 

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Not had anyone trying to nick them. Also at shows/jobs you can move them around for max exposure!

 

They look good. Where did you get them from?

[TCM]

I have them for the van because of working for other people regularly as well as doing my own work. I'd feel like I'm taking the pee if I rocked up on a friends job with my advertising on the vehicle.

[gensetsteve]

The vehicles that suffered on the paint were all white I have a feeling metallic paint may be better quality so may not. Watch any iron fillings and don't leave them on for days at a time. When you place them on dont scrunch them around too much.