Celebrating Success at CJ Signs

11th March 2016

2016 looks set to be one of the most successful years yet for vehicle wrapping specialists CJ Signs which they launched with a successful open day recently.

Members of the public, clients and friends were invited to see the automobile specialists in action; the technology behind the application process and the range of graphics and bespoke artwork applied to the exterior of a variety of vehicles which included a sports car from one of their biggest and longstanding clients, Ginetta. Last year, the unit on the Norwood Industrial Estate in Killamarsh, Sheffield underwent a complete re-design and internal facelift so the six strong team at CJ Signs were keen to show off their premises and invite their prospects, clients and a full network of contacts there to see how the vehicle wrapping specialists take a company brand and image from computer screen and media and transfer this perfectly to the vans and cars. Co-owner, Claire Bell commented, -Open Days are really important for us. Not only are they a great opportunity to meet with our clients and prospects in a less formal way, but it's a chance for them to see the different processes involved with vehicle wrapping, the level of cleanliness we need to maintain to achieve the perfect finish and, of course, the time it can take to get to the end result. No job is too complex or too niche for CJ Signs; they flourish when working closely with their clients to create innovative and bespoke pieces for a host of projects: from fleets of minis, to transit vans and even internationally - recently working on two G55 models bound for the USA. Lead vehicle specialist and co-owner, Jason Bell said, -This year's event was great so we're looking to hold another one later in the year where we will have a different range of vehicles and wrapping techniques and media. Invites will be coming out again in a few months' time, so watch this space!

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