Retro signwriting on a 1987 VW pick-up
Retro look signwriting and logo on bonnet of 1987 VW pick-up
Brand new Mercedes Sprinter van with signwriting preferred over vinyls by the company owners
Lined and signwritten motorcycle fuel tanks
This fuel tank for a Triumph Bonneville motorcycle was decorated then lacquered for protection during use
Signwriting applied to a commercial vehicle showing a form of mobile advertising
Signwriting applied to a compressor towed by a sandblasting company
Flames on a Tuk Tuk, designed with California styling and pinstriping
The marina requested that their vehicle is traditionally signwritten with their modern logo instead of producing a sign with sticky letters.
A vintage motorcycle that usually requires a number plate to be produced to suit the originality of the vehicle.
Great Orme Tour uses vintage coaches to transport guests around the famous Great Orme in Llandudno
One of many coaching companies where examples of Vimart Signwriting's work is displayed. This one is based in SE London.
Repainted trailer then signwritten for a good form of mobile advertising on this prototype.
A 1970's AEC coach front name sign for a specialist coach touring company in Northwich, Cheshire.
Coal wagons Chatterley Whitfield Colliery
One of many coaching companies where examples of Vimart Signwriting's work is displayed.
The design on the side of this delivery lorry was painted on in a Trompe L'Oeil fashion to give the effect of a flatbed truck.
A classic Lotus Westfield XI pinstriped and lettered by Vimart Signwriting.
Period coachlining, lettering and decorative detail completed this recently restored horse-drawn tram housed in Manchester's Tram Museum.
Colourful decoration hand painted by Vimart Signwriting giving an eye-catching effect with popular cartoon characters.
In place of sticky letters a more personalised approach is achieved by hand signwriting.
A common form of advertising seen often today is this 4x4 wheel cover promoting a narrowboat engineering company. A useful advert for when driving around.
Vehicles
Out and about on the streets with no form of advertising on the sides of your vehicle, could result in economic suicide. With so much 'free' advertising space affording you the opportunity to get your name around, why not put it to good use? Vimart Signwriting has been creating unique vehicle liveries on coaches, commercial vehicles and boats for many years.
Using durable paints which, unlike transfers and computer generated graphics, do not shrink or peel, the long lasting effect of this form of mobile advertising will serve you well. Vimart Signwriting can produce a design complemetary to your vehicle, or if you prefer, something radical and eyecatching.
A vehicle signwritten by Vimart Signwriting has always been noticed and we are confident that yours will be too.
The reputation of Vimart Signwriting which has been built up over many years is synonymous with quality paintwork.
Coach painting is historically the method of painting transport vehicles before the advent of spray guns. Arguably more difficult than spray painting, coach painting requires high levels of skill, experience and concentration and although vehicles are now exclusively spray painted this dying art still survives in Britain today. You will find it amongst trades offering vintage vehicle restoration and predominantly in the canal industry where it is still the preferred method of choice. Coupled with this is the difficult skill of coachlining and pin striping and when used in conjunction with traditional lettering, the overall finish defines that classic look.
Read the story of how Vimart Signwriting helped restore a 1940 Dodge VK racing car transporter...