Choosing film for a Milford service van
Film should be selected for the surface and expected use of the Milford service van, not by color chart alone. Flat, short-term panels and curved, long-term vehicle surfaces place different demands on dimensional stability, adhesive and conformability.
On sliding doors, rear doors and side panels, handles, tracks, windows and panel recesses determine whether a graphic can remain flat or must conform. Cast film is generally chosen for demanding curves and long-term vehicle use; other products can be appropriate for flatter or shorter-term applications.
Printed graphics add another decision: laminate. It protects the print surface from UV exposure, washing and abrasion, but the exact film-and-laminate system should follow the manufacturer data for that application.
Lombardo Lettering uses Avery Dennison, 3M and ORAFOL products. The product named for a Milford job should be tied to the actual panel and coverage rather than treated as a blanket durability promise.
Milford is served from Lombardo Lettering’s Chester base as part of Hunterdon County, with this page focused specifically on film selection for a service van; the Hunterdon County service page explains the wider coverage area.