chapter 01 / 03
your fleet is already out there.
Every vehicle is a little moving piece of the brand. The goal isn't to make one van look good. It's to make every van look like it belongs to the same business.
ninety two / fleet graphics & production
frontier.
one rebrand. a lot of ground to cover.
2024–2025the brief / the real-world part
your brand has places to be.
A rebrand looks great on a screen. The harder part? Making it look just as good on a working van, on an ordinary Tuesday, across an entire fleet.
Frontier already had its redesigned identity. We helped move it from approved artwork to printed graphics and installed vehicles. Body panels, lettering, awkward edges, and all.
- our role
- print production, fleet graphics, and installation
- the identity
- Frontier's existing 2022 rebrand
From the production floor to the finished fleet.
the work / made for actual roads
out of the deck. onto the road.
This is where approved creative meets door seams, curves, material choices, and a working fleet. Not the glamorous part of a rebrand. Definitely the part that counts.
chapter 02 / 03
no undo button on a van door.
A file can be perfect and an installation can still go sideways. Getting the placement, alignment, and finish right is its own discipline. That's the work our team came in to do.
chapter 03 / 03
make it recognizable. everywhere.
The payoff happens when the vehicle leaves the shop. A consistent fleet gives the brand a familiar face wherever the work takes it. Consistent graphics carry the identity from the workshop into everyday service.
the result / physical proof
now that's a fleet.
Frontier's approved identity, produced and installed on working service vehicles.
before you roll out your own fleet
three things worth knowing.
Whether it's five vans or five hundred, the right questions come before the first print.
01
How many vehicle models and locations are involved? Artwork and installation need to account for the actual fleet, including differences between models and locations.
02
Are the files truly production-ready? Body panels, cut lines, colors, and material decisions should be resolved before anybody touches a squeegee.
03
Who owns the rollout? Clear approvals, scheduling, and quality checks make it easier to keep the brand consistent as more vehicles enter the program.
