Caring for lettering on a High Bridge utility-body truck
Aftercare for a High Bridge utility-body truck is straightforward: let the new film establish its bond, wash it with methods suitable for vehicle graphics and inspect exposed edges before a small issue becomes a large one.
Cab doors, compartment doors and rear body experience different wear around latches, hinges and narrow door sections. High-pressure spray and stiff brushes should not be aimed into graphic edges, especially where a panel changes direction.
Road film, salt and fuel residue should be removed rather than allowed to build up, but aggressive solvents can damage the graphic face. Use the cleaning guidance for the installed Avery Dennison, 3M or ORAFOL product.
A fleet based in High Bridge benefits from a quick inspection during normal washing. Note an edge that has moved, photograph it and call before dirt works underneath it; early correction is smaller than replacing a contaminated panel graphic.
High Bridge is served from Lombardo Lettering’s Chester base as part of Hunterdon County, with this page focused specifically on aftercare for a utility-body truck; the Hunterdon County service page explains the wider coverage area.