Show us ur vans.

[White Room]

The colours stand out

 

[hillhead]

The colours stand out

Thanks,i bought the siver van so that graphics would look well on it,then picked the colours to do good !! all worked really well and it catches the eye which works well for me!

 

[Colour Republic]

heres mine Dean

Nice looking house but the choice of brick in that setting is disturbing, I'm not sure I would have ever given planning permission. Or is it stone and you just can't see from the pic?

I hope to God that isn't your house Doug or I've really put my foot in it

 

[White Room]

He'd like to think so:lol:

 

[Prem Tiler]

this is what i've come up with so far.

Its funny Joe. I've the same van in silver and I'm using black, blue and bright green too! Great minds think alike.

I was gonna use Bright yellow like my old van but it didn't stand out on the silver as well as it did on the old blue van.

 

[White Room]

The spelling for porcelain is wrong though

 

[Prem Tiler]

Nice looking house but the choice of brick in that setting is disturbing, I'm not sure I would have ever given planning permission. Or is it stone and you just can't see from the pic?

I hope to God that isn't your house Doug or I've really put my foot in it

lol, dont worry this is a typical lakes property.

I'm sure Doug wont mind me saying because once upon a time all every thing there was build with flint stone no a daze to get planning permission for anything it needs to be in keeping. so there are loads of new builds that really dont need to be build of flint stone but are forced to be by the planning department.

The only way of getting around this expensive and some what time consuming method is to make the design totally off the wall uber modern. 9 times out of ten it looks ok just as long as there aren't any new build flint stones in eye shot. but when they are:yikes:

 

[Bolter]

The spelling for porcelain is wrong though

grout line is wobbly also :smilewinkgrin:

only kidding, looks good! General advise for a company logo is keep it very simple, with 3 colours maximum. You want something that people will recognise even at a distance. Good job!

 

[simhopper]

Gets me noticed

Had a few few bathroom jobs from neighbours who when using a plain white van dont know who your are

Reckon its paid for itself 10X over in last 4 months!

 

[hillhead]

this is what i've come up with so far.

Its funny Joe. I've the same van in silver and I'm using black, blue and bright green too! Great minds think alike.

I was gonna use Bright yellow like my old van but it didn't stand out on the silver as well as it did on the old blue van.

That definetly looks the part !!
It saves a lot of time and money when you draw up your own grapics or at least have it all pencilled.

 

[doug boardley]

Nice looking house but the choice of brick in that setting is disturbing, I'm not sure I would have ever given planning permission. Or is it stone and you just can't see from the pic?

I hope to God that isn't your house Doug or I've really put my foot in it

lol Colour, no it's not my house at all, just where I was working. It's stone built and an old preparatory school and a grade 2 listed building:smilewinkgrin: the pebble dashed one is a new annexed apartment. There's 6 apartments in the development and the starting price is £375,000:yikes:

 

[mart08]

Here is mine chaps, nice and simple. Will be more bling when I get a new van. Definatley paid for itself though.

 

[stevee]

heres my moneypit, be getting one of the dispatch,/ expert thingys next tho

 

[tubs]

 

[Colour Republic]

Look at you and your number plate! you're earning too much!