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Which trailer wrap design do you prefer for a professional plumbing business, and why?
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red and blue definetly looks more unique and visually stricking
I personally like the red and blue combination too! But my client asked me to try replacing the blue with black, so I made that version as well.
My vote is red and blue, Maya. A trailer wrap is an ad people read at speed, and the blue gives the red room to breathe so the Mr. Rooter branding stays legible from far away.
I'd go red and black. Blue sitting next to red tends to vibrate at a distance, and black keeps the phone number and tagline readable on a moving trailer. Is the number meant to be the main call to action here, or the logo?
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