Dodge Ram Full Vinyl Wrap

Trauernicht Tree Service, LLC is a local company in Beatrice Nebraska.  Owner David Trauernicht asked us at Premier Graphics Co. to design, produce and install a wrap on his 2006 Dodge Ram. 
The main objective for the project was to produce a wrap that would command attention, and also convey the many services offered by his company. 

Above is the result, a full wrap using Avery SC1005ezrs, with DOL 1060 overlaminate for extra gloss and durability.

First Wrap out of the New Shop

2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, wraped with Avery MPI1005ezrs, with DOL 1080 Matte Laminate.
This project was set up for a local radio station.  This vehicle is used for promotional events such as business grand openings and other special events.  The flying cash is included because of the Cash Wheel that is used by the station for prizes at their events.

Shop Jeep Wrap (Old Post That Was Never Published)


2011 Jeep Patriot wrapped for our shop. For this wrap we used Avery 1005EZRS, with DOL1080 Matte Laminate.

Avery Certified Installer - Lost Coast Wraps in Nebraska

Avery Dennison car wrap training in Texas.  Jared Shald, co-owner of Lost Coast Wraps in Nebraska, took the class and passed his certification exam! The class lasted three days in Texas.  Lost Coast Wraps has scheduled another person to attend the Avery/Mutoh Car Wrap Training class in Los Angeles, CA.

Avery/Mutoh
Car Wrap Training

Avery Dennison in conjunction with Mutoh America will offer ten car wrap training sessions around the United States in 2012 as part of its Car Wrap Training Program. Master installer Justin Pate will teach the classes using Avery Dennison’s vehicle wrap materials, MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS, with Avery DOL overlaminates as well as the new Supreme Wrapping Films.
Justin Pate, a globally recognized graphic installer, will teach all of the wrap classes utilizing Avery Dennison’s various wrap films, popular choices with installers because they are easy to use and quick to install with excellent printability.
New in 2012 is a session on the third day from 12:30 – 5 p.m. that will be led by
wrap industry veteran, Todd LaBrie, and cover vehicle wrap design, layout
and customer service.
The Avery/Mutoh Car Wrap Training Program is designed to provide wrap installers with an in-depth understanding of graphic installation mechanics to gain a competitive advantage in the vehicle wrap industry. The three day workshop (optional 3rd day for design instruction and certification test*) will focus on all of the critical steps needed improve the quality and speed of car wrap installations. Class sizes will be maintained at a maximum of 17 students to allow for more one on one teaching.

Cost Effective Advertising

Cost Effective Advertising

Businesses and Organizations today are faced with the challenge of effectively advertising with a limited budget.  Traditional advertising is expensive and inefficient.  

Lost Coast Signs and Graphics are in business to provide consumers, businesses, and organizations with affordable and effective advertising products.  Lost Coast Signs and Graphics offers custom wraps, signs, window graphics, banners, and screen printing. 

You will see a direct correlation by utilizing Lost Coast and your return on investment. 

Lost Coast Vehicle Wraps in Beatrice, NE and Lincoln, NE

Lost Coast Signs and Graphics new vehicle wrap is on a Dodge Caliber SXT.  This is a full vehicle custom wrap.  The custom vehicle wrap has been on for two days now and our phones have been blowing up...custom vehicle wraps work people!  Let us design, print, and install your wrap, just give Lost Coast Signs and Graphics a call at 402-223-1860.  We will come to you.  Our production facility is in Beatrice, NE but will travel to Omaha, Lincoln, and surrounding areas.  Also ask about our custom trailer wraps.  Wraps are perfect for advertising.

Vehicle Wraps for Advertising

Lost Coast Signs and Graphics putting on a custom wrap for vehicle advertising.  Use your vehicle for advertising.  Many of our clients tell us that they have spent thousands of dollars advertising on the radio, television, and newspaper and didn't see near the ratio of ROI as they did having their vehicle wrapped.