The removable vinyl wrap has become increasingly popular among celebrities and the well-healed of late, as they completely change the colour of their Porsches and Ferraris. Now, vehicle graphic specialists, Creative FX, are running an exciting event at Bluewater shopping centre to show how this latest celebrity fashion can be used to give even the most modest vehicle a new head turning look.

A two-day exhibition on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th February at Bluewater shopping centre in Greenhithe, Kent has been organised, in association with 3M, to show the fun and versatility of this type of customisation.

There will be something for everybody; four completely different vehicles - a Porsche GT3 RS, Fiat 500, Vespa scooter and Smart car – will be wrapped in differing styles and colours, including carbon fibre di-noc vinyl and 3M 100 Series vinyl printed in a rather striking Paul Smith stripe design.

Chris Pook, Director of Creative FX, says as well as high performance cars for celebrities and sportsmen, like Formula One racing driver, Jenson Button, he is being asked to wrap everything from family hatchbacks to vans. “People are choosing vinyl wraps over other more permanent alternatives, as they allow you to have fun with your vehicle, without any long-lasting effects. A re-spray is forever and can reduce the value of a car, whereas a wrap is quick and easy to remove, so you can return your vehicle to its original colour whenever you want.”

Entrance to the event at Bluewater is free and people can enter a draw to win a free wrap for their own vehicle.

About Creative FX

Creative FX is a Bromley-based company specialising in vehicle livery and automotive services, as well as signage and display projects.

We specialise in the design, production and installation of vehicle wraps for both the commercial and retail sectors. Any design can be used from simple text and logo to a fully photographic vehicle wrap. We also provide stoneguard and window tinting services.

As well as wrapping individual vehicles, the Creative FX team has also carried out projects for major car manufacturers, and has completed numerous special commission for events and charities, such as: Arsenal FC (Teenage Cancer Trust); Audi (the featured sculpture at the 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed); Nissan (163 Union Jack-wrapped Micras, for the Government vehicle scrappage scheme): and an Electric G-Wiz, sold by Gordon Ramsay at a charity auction for nearly £50,000.

Creative FX is an authorised supplier of vehicle badging for a number of leading car manufacturers including Audi, Toyota GB and Renault UK.

Chris Pook, Director
Creative FX

145 Masons Hill
Bromley
Kent, UK
BR2 9HW

020 8313 1146
info@fxuk.net
www.fxuk.net

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