[malc]

Has any body got any ideas as what signage to put on the van as i`ve not got it sign written yet any ideas would be great.
thanks
malc stones

[Phil Marlor]

Malc,

Can I ask what van you have?

Phil

[malc]

Yes lee very good.
Sorry did`nt tell you the van type its a citroen berlingo just big enough for my portable and bits.

[Fintan_Coll]

If it is a white van I like red and green lettering. Blue can also look well. I notice a lot of vans have pictures relating to whatever service they are providing. Keep it simple as people dont take the time to read too much clutter

[strakercleaning]

Too much detail can only be read when van is not moving. LESS IS MORE.

[Jim_Lynch]

I agree with Chris...don't clutter the van up with too much verbiage.

Here are some pics of cleaners' vans...

http://ccsop.com/gallery/album20

Jim

[Big_Fish]

Most professional sign writers will have templates of vans and can sit with you and work out exactly what looks best. A logo will stand out and be remembered.
A picture can say a thousand words...so they say.

Good Luck

BF

[Rob_Mac]

I have a signed vehicle and am buying a new vehicle. One point is to go minimal with amount of writing but make sure name and phone number large enough to see when moving.

[Dave Parry]

Get a brochure of your van, they have line drawings in the back with dimensions. Scan same in. Colour in your vans colour using a paint package (I use photoshop). You can then play about with different text  until you get what looks good. Print and take to graphics company to get applied. Easy.

[strakercleaning]

Graphics people have software with all vans on. Just enter van and year and they have exact template to work on.