faqs

How do I know what my van graphics will look like?

Bubble have got vehicle outline disks that we constantly update to make sure we have all the latest vehicles and variations. We will show you scale drawings of exactly what your vehicle will look like before we do the final job.

Your prices seem a little higher for vehicle graphics than I've paid before - why is this?

Bubble are committed to using only the best quality materials for the work that we do. We only use cast vinyl and will only use 3M or Avery products as we believe these manufacturers produce the best quality materials. They also offer the best warrantees and product support.

We are confident that paying slightly more for your graphics initially will easily pay for itself over time... Ours will last. They will not shrink (and leave dirty marks), they will not crack and they will not fade for as long as they are on your vehicle.

How much will it cost to do my printing artwork?

This all depends on how much information you can give us to start with. Have you got your own images to use? Have you got the content worded how you want it? What is the job for? The more information you can supply the less it will cost... we'll make sure we give you a cost before we start any work.

Can I send you my own artwork?

Bubble are happy to use your print ready artwork and will let you know its suitability before we print it / use it.

What files can you accept?

For printing we prefer high resolution, CMYK PDF files with fonts embeded / converted to curves - we can talk to you about how we want you to save your PDFs so we can use them easily. Please contact us before sending files of any another format for print.

If I send you my logo as a jpeg, why do I have to pay for you to get it ready to use it on my van?

A jpeg is a picture file and the machines that cut your graphics work in a vector format. We have to work on your logo and turn it from a picture into lines that the machine can cut. The quality of the jpeg you send us will determine the time it takes to edit it and get it ready for cutting out. i.e. The better the image the cheaper it will be!