Monster Media

California Comfort, a locally owned heating & air conditioning business, has been a client of Monster Media for years. We have wrapped a number of their work vehicles including utility truck wraps and trailer wraps. Recently they brought in a utility truck that needed a facelift after some of the wrap had taken a little bit of a beating. Thanks to Monster Media’s goal of always improving our services this wrap came out better than before giving the utility truck a “like new” feel.

A local body shop by the name of Hamblin came to us with their Dodge Sprinter Van and wanted us to help them with a full wrap for it. After a couple of weeks of work the van was finished at the end of last week and headed out of the warehouse. Before it left I was able to grab some photos of the wrap. It definitely is one of our eye-catching wraps, seeing as how the majority of the van is wrapped in bright orange artwork.

As part of their promotional campaign to get the word out on their 2009 line of jeans, Volcom had us help them wrap an entire boxtruck with artwork they provided. Boxtrucks are quick and easy wrap jobs that are the perfect example of a moving billboard and Volcom was very happy to drive off with it after install.

Sambazon’s artwork is always fun for us to print out because we can always count on them to have outstanding designs with vibrant colors. The latest job we did for them was no exception to the norm. We wrapped ten of their beverage coolers with an adhesive back vinyl with matte laminate and the final product speaks for itself.

All this week we have been printing and installing artwork for UCR’s (University Calfornia Riverside) transportation fleet. This is the biggest group of vehicles we have done yet at Monster Media Inc. with our newest printer, the HP Designjet 65500. Thanks to our machines superior printing performance everything has been coming out impeccable. Vibrant colors plus crisp lines equals good wraps.

Neo Oil, a synthetic oil producer wanted to wrap their toy hauler trailer with some graphics to promote their product. The prints came out really vibrant with this wrap and the larger format decal style cut to it makes it unique.

We wrap a lot of different vehicles here at Monster Media ranging from Tundras to trailers, from Hondas to Hummers, from vans to VWs. But in all honest, the most unique wraps always seem to come out when we print for a Smartcar. It’s not the graphics in the print necessarily that make the wrap so unique, it is more so the vehicle itself. You can’t help but stair at a Smartcar when it goes rolling by and a brightly colored, in-your-face vehicle wrap only accentuates that effect. Here are some pics from a wrap we did for the Thompson Team Realty Group where we turned their Smartcar into a vibrant green piece of mobile marketing.

There are two kinds of jobs we do around here. The conventional jobs and the unconventional jobs. The conventional jobs we pump out day in and day out and are commonly found with all of our customers. The inconventional jobs are a rarity and job by job basis depending on the situation handed to us. Recently, a friend of Derric, Monster Media’s owner, asked us to wrap his cycling helmet for him with some artwork and a few sponsors. Since one of those few sponsors was going to Monster Media itself we went ahead and drew up some artwork mimicing his bicycles design and used the logos of the select set of sponsors he needed represented on the helmet. After a rather dificult install the final product came out looking exceptional. Anthony’s helmet is now a custom piece of gear that not only shows off his sponsors but also adds a little bit of visual flare to his equipment that he rides with in all of his races.

One of our newest clients, Prolong Super Lubricants, recently asked us to wrap their pickup truck and featherlite trailer with artwork they had created themselves. All of us, including the client, were impressed at how the colors came out, especially after seeing how it all looked installed on the vehicles. Everything was printed on our HP Designjet 65500 grand format digital printer. The thing never disappoints, expecially when we are tasked with printing vibrant colors that are usually a challenge for most digital printers, especially due to working in CMYK format.

The FBI in San Diego decided a little while ago that they wanted to make their plain white boxtruck into something that would cause all the other departments to be jealous of. So they ask us to mock up some designs, picked one and asked us to wrap the whole thing. And although no longer has an ounce of covertness left in it, it is now an eye-catching vehicle that will let everyone who sees it know who is in the neighborhood.