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I agree. I'll put something together this weekend. We have all that footage that would showcase the bike and videos explaining the warranty, vinyl, and prices. We also having one showing the attention to detail that gets put into doing a proper wrap and some time lapse videos of wrapping, cleaning, applying adhesion promoter, and putting the bike back together. Since you mentioned marketing classes, I have been looking for a good book on marketing and sales. Do you have any suggestions?

Alright alright... We have footage of us explaining how to wrap and other good stuff. I'll put together something that is a lot less edited. I see your guys point.

We are doing a commercial wrap video which is more corporate friendly and you can see more of the process. For sportbikes we kinda liked this overproduced style.

From the post I made earlier looking for a bike we got Ryan from Columbus to bring his bike down for us. Check out our video: And some Photos: http://imgur.com/a/YvByX

Send me a PM with your name and number. I'll give you a call.

Can you post or send me a pic of it? The wrap audience is typically high end market cars and we're working on getting mid-market and making the process easy.So a 240sx might be perfect

We can do graphics. We work with a Cincinnati print shop and get wholesale pricing. Costs a bit more but we can.

It's a 90's eclipse but we could use another. I'd have to talk to the owner. We will be wrapping half of the car to showcase the huge difference a wrap makes. Our biggest challenge is educating consumers on how awesome wraps are now. Vinyl technology has come a long way in the last few years.

Needs more panels

New vehicle wrapping company I am in the process of building a website for needs a sportbike to wrap. They have a shop on Princeton-Glendale Road in Cincinnati. We will be taking lots of photographs of the process and the bike for the website. Wraps normally cost $500 but we will wrap purely on the cost of vinyl without labor costs for $200 for letting us use your bike. Here are the color options: (please excuse the scrambled latin text on other pages, that will be updated later) http://wrapscinci.com/colors-and-add-ons/ The Supreme Avery and 3M vehicle wrap are the highest quality wraps on the market. They last around 7 years before any fading. Much longer if you don't park your bike outside. Nick Durante will be wrapping the bike. He does most of the vehicle wraps for Spade Kustoms and has been in the industry for 10 years. Perfect for anyone that has a lot of scratches on their bike or just don't like their paint color. Vinyl wrap looks just like paint and protects the original paint to increase your resale value. Reply to this thread if you're interested or shoot me a message with the type of bike you have and your phone number.

Is this still available?

http://imgur.com/Ynd2pCx Sorry if this has already been posted.

I know Quik is going to be able to keep up. He's the perfect person to take it over. I'm off to other things now. Contact him for orders in the future.

7 months? But yes... starting the 17th orders will be going out within 48 hours.