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Glass Guru: Welcome to the Valley!
Here at IDWraps, we love doing work for nation-wide franchises (read more about some of our franchises here and here.) We had the pleasure of wrapping two vehicles for The Glass Guru’s newest franchise, located right in the Lehigh Valley. This is the first PA based location, so we’re excited to
DIYwraps…Get Ready For a New Way to Wrap!
IDwraps has a big surprise…we’re growing! No, this isn’t a “one of our staffers is pregnant” blog post. It’s our business that’s growing. Since 2012, IDwraps president Malcolm Gieske has had the idea to make high quality vehicle and architectural wraps more affordable by doing one simple thing: removing the cost
Wraps for a Cause: PA Breast Cancer Coalition
Wraps for local charities and non-profit organizations are always favorites for the IDWraps team, and the full wrap we did for the PA Breast Cancer Coalition (PBCC) is no exception! We’ve had the pleasure of doing wraps for PBCC for over 10 years now. Founded in 1993, PBCC has donated over
IDWraps: One Stop Shop for Franchise Vehicle Wraps
Some of our favorite projects here at IDWraps are fleet and franchise vehicle wraps. Nothing is more satisfying than seeing a fleet of blank vans, trucks, or cars turn into beautiful rolling billboards. Whether it’s simple lettering or full wraps, adding branding to your fleet will truly make your company stand
St. Luke’s x Pocono Mountain School District Gym Graphics
While IDWraps mainly provides eye-catching vehicle advertising graphics, we also offer a wide range of large scale corporate graphics. From window and floor graphics to banners and architectural lettering, we have a solution for nearly every signage need! One of our largest clients for both vehicle wraps and corporate graphics is
Your Guide to Fleet Design in 2020
While vehicle advertising wraps have emerged as a key marketing medium for businesses large and small, the verdict is still out on the most effective way to customize your fleet. Do you use one wrap design for all your vehicles? Should your compact cars have a different design than your box