If your landlord and city code allows it, a strategically placed rooftop banner can be an excellent beacon for your business. At 8 ft tall and over 40 ft long, this rooftop banner near Catalina Landing in Long Beach can’t be missed.
The Newport Harbor Elks Lodge was having difficulties keeping mail out of their flag drop box – a place to retire Old Glory when she’s no longer fit to fly.
The Long Beach Ronald McDonald House, which offers families a place to stay while their child is being treated in a local hospital, relies upon philanthropic gifts from the community to support these families in need. True to the spirit of community in Long Beach, this trailer wrap was made possible through the generosity of local businesses.
Local Long Beach business Pacific Remediation has turned their Sprinter van into a mobile billboard with perforated window film graphic wraps applied to the windows on the van.
Santa Ana-based Sparkle Restoration uses fleet graphics to extend branding onto company vehicles to maximize your brand reach.
Take your signage and display graphics with you just about anywhere with this lightweight, portable, and adjustable retractable banner and stand.
There’s nothing artificial about this car wrap on this Ford Transit Connect for TurFresh, the company that knows how to keep your artificial grass and synthetic turf clean and odor-free.
This Mercedes Benz 170″ Sprinter is one of the parts and service vehicles at a BMW dealership located in Concord, CA, and is a perfect example of extending your brand onto your fleet – particularly when your fleet vehicles happen to be from the competition!
Roll up or retractable banner stands are the most convenient and cost effective way to create your own mini-trade show display that you can take with you almost anywhere.
