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About Turbo Designs
Twenty Years of Putting Names on Trucks.
We help trade businesses turn their vehicles into the hardest-working advertising they own. From one work truck to a whole fleet, we design, print and install commercial wraps built to be readable, durable and effective in real conditions, not just on a screen.
Scot and TurboMeet the boss
The Shop Is Named After the Dog.
Turbo is a miniature schnauzer, and he is the reason the sign says what it says. His face has been on every business card, every invoice and every quote we have ever sent, and customers ask about him more than they ask about vinyl.
The other one in the photo is Scot Reedy, owner and the person who actually draws your wrap. He has been doing this for more than twenty years, which is long enough to know that the design decides whether a wrap works and the prep decides whether it lasts.
Turbo is also a fair summary of how the shop runs. Small, stubborn about detail, and not interested in leaving a job half finished.
Twenty years in
We Know What Survives a Truck.
More than twenty years in graphic design, vehicle graphics and commercial branding means we know what works on a vehicle and, more usefully, what does not. A logo that sings on a business card can disappear on a door skin with a handle, a body line and a reflector running through it.
So we design to the vehicle, not to the screen. We template the actual truck, we account for the hardware already bolted to it, and we size type to be read from the car behind you rather than from arm's length.
Everything happens under one roof. We design it, we print it, we laminate it and we install it. Nothing gets subcontracted, so there is nobody else to point at if it is wrong.
How we work
Prep Is the Whole Job.
The vinyl is not what fails first. The bond under it is. Most bad wraps are not bad vinyl, they are good vinyl on a badly prepped truck, and that is a shortcut nobody can see on day one.
- Deep cleaning and decontamination on every panel
- Old adhesive, wax and road film removed so the film actually bonds
- Detailed edge, seam and rivet work so nothing lifts
- Post-heat and a final inspection before the truck leaves
It is the slow, unglamorous part of the job, and it is the part that decides whether your wrap looks sharp in year five or rough in year one. Ohio makes it matter more. Summer heat, road salt and freeze-thaw cycles stress every edge on the vehicle.
Black Bear Roofing · Service BodyOur work
Trucks, Trailers, Vans and Everything Between.
Wrapped, lettered and graphics work out of our own bay for businesses across Cincinnati, Dayton and Southwest Ohio.
Where we work
Cincinnati, Dayton and Southwest Ohio.
We wrap commercial vehicles throughout Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clermont, Montgomery and Greene counties, plus Northern Kentucky. If your trucks work here, we have wrapped something just like them.
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Ready to Look Like the Top Option in Your Market?
Send the year, make and model plus a photo of the vehicle and we will come back with a design direction and a number. One truck or twenty.