Totally Dynamic forced into extra-time
One vehicle wrapping specialist was more nervous than most while watching Chelsea's Champions League final victory last month
London-based Totally Dynamic spent the duration of the game wrapping the team's victory bus in Avery Dennison vinyl, unsure whether it would ever see the light of day.
“We had to start wrapping the buses before the game actually started on Saturday as it would have been impossible to have completed the project otherwise,” explains Scott Coleman, owner of the franchise’s two Lon
Friday, 06 Jul 2012 07:35 GMT
The team had just 24 hours to complete the vehicle wraps
One vehicle wrapping specialist was more nervous than most while watching Chelsea's Champions League final victory last month
London-based Totally Dynamic spent the duration of the game wrapping the team's victory bus in Avery Dennison vinyl, unsure whether it would ever see the light of day.
“We had to start wrapping the buses before the game actually started on Saturday as it would have been impossible to have completed the project otherwise,” explains Scott Coleman, owner of the franchise’s two London branches.
He continues: “We were all listening to the Champions League match live on the radio as we worked, and were absolutely dreading the penalty shoot out at the end.”
Coleman also revealed to
SignLink how his company was in pole position for the contract after they wrapped the vehicles for Chelsea's 2010 Premier League win, explaining: "We do a lot of work with the company whio supplied the buses. They were asked by Chelsea to wrap the bus, so they came to us."
The repeat contract is a further example of how customer retention is the lifeblood of any business.
