Mike Andes walks through his first van wrap and shares what he'd do differently. The phone number and Max's face block important info, so he's moving them lower. He's adding padlocks for overnight parking, Texas license stickers for compliance, and labeling each van V1 through V4 to track which driver, keys, and equipment go with each vehicle.
I wanted to go over a couple optimizations that we're making on the van. So this is the very first wrap. So in the future, we're gonna move this phone number down just a little bit, just because like at a certain angle it kind of covers some of the digits of the phone number, which I don't like. So we'll bring that down. Same thing with Max's face. This is a solid 6 to 8 inches right here. We could bring his face down just a little bit. It'll also allow for a little more yellow. We wanna bring this down here. Awesome. also bring this text down a little bit. On the back here, we have some really cool padlocks. Obviously, no lock is impregnable, but they're really secure and should be good in the residential areas where our technicians will be housing these and parking these at the end of each day. On the side here, we're going to have the— these are the round Texas pesticide applicator licenses. They have a sticker, put them on the back and on the driver's side. But we'll also be putting a little label here V1, V2, V3, V4. Basically that's just the van number so that way if someone calls in to complain about a driver, you know, we have the number. And also that'll be like the keys. We'll keep track of the mowers and just keep good inventory equipment based upon the van they're in.
