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but we specialize in custom made screens.

A custom screen can be used for business.

Or to remember someone special.


Show how proud you are of your family.

or your favorite pet.
Yes, I have to admit, this one is mine.

Rear window screens have 3 year outdoor life. Can be applied to any rear or side windows.
It acts like tint. You can see in, but you can see out. This is legal in most states and will pass inspection.

]]> http://cranburycustomlettering.wordpress.com/2009/09/09/custom-made-rear-window-screens/feed/ 0 ouragilityjourney 999_3700 18A_0134 999_6249 999_3955 999_6246 http://cranburycustomlettering.wordpress.com/2009/05/22/dj-ruppertrace-car-wrap/ http://cranburycustomlettering.wordpress.com/2009/05/22/dj-ruppertrace-car-wrap/#comments Fri, 22 May 2009 02:07:35 +0000 Darlene Barnes http://cranburycustomlettering.wordpress.com/?p=176 ]]> I’m a little slow in getting this posted.
Last month, we were asked to do a wrap for a race car. We chose to sponsor the car.
A little history…  I met the family thru Jean Ruppert, DJ’s mom, we were doing diecast model wraps of various family members cars.
She approached me and asked if I’d be interested in sponsoring the car. After some consideration, I decided I was interested, I love racing, all types of racing, and I’ve wanted to break into the dirt racing scene.
The driver of this car is DJ Ruppert, he comes from a long line of race car drivers. I had the opportunity to meet DJ’s grandfather who was one of the family racers. He was so much fun, he told me stories of his time racing, at some the various tracks around. Some that aren’t still around. I had a lot of fun doing this car and really enjoyed the family. Here is a little bit of our time doing this job.

We will start the pictures a bit backwards. In the driver’s seat is DJ, with his grandfather on the right and another sponsor Mr. Winkler from IN-GEN-IOUS Devices on the left.

Here is the car squeezed into my garage, prior to the installation of the wrap.

As we installed the wrap we had to remove the clips that hold the body panels on. It was a bit of a pain, but it make it look so much better.

Everyone was curious on “Just how do you get into this car?” We had fun with it.

Here are some more photos.

We did a shop outing and went to the opening night, DJ Did great. We had a really good time and I want to thank everyone on the Ruppert team and family for welcoming us in and showing us around.

Here are some of the pictures from that night.

Ouch easy on my quarter panel.

DJ won his first race May 9th, Congratulation to him. I received a copy of the program and check it out DJ was on the cover. There he is on the lower corner.
They wrote a pretty cool little story on him on.
“Ruppert Captures Career First Win; Stops Roeemers Streak”

They did a spotlight on DJ, check it out here.
http://www.newegyptspeedway.net/drivers/sportsman/djruppert.htm

Here is the update I received about the race from May 9th.
“Last week DJ finished 3rd in his rookie division as he did again this week.  There was no sportsman event last week but they were back in action this weekend!  DJ qualified through the consi and started his first sportsman feature in the 23rd spot.  He drove a very smooth and very steady race and finished 7th in his first 20 lap feature event!   He did a super job and kept the car out of trouble the whole time and never once looked like a rookie.”

The next weekend May 16th, DJ won again. He is just super hot.
Here is the update.
“DJ had another great night!  Won his rookie feature an si now tied for first in points and then finished 8th in the sportsman main!  He did a great job in the sportsman as the guys were wild tonight!”

I look forward to seeing DJ Race again. I wish him all the best and a very successful season.

For over 20 years, Cranbury Custom Lettering has been designing,  producing & installing  high quality Police and Emergency Vehicle Graphics thru-out New Jersey.
Nothing is more important to us, then building a close working relationship with our
customers. When you work with Cranbury Custom Lettering, we provide you with the
most prompt, courtous attention possible.

Our municipal client list includes, but is not limited to:
Cranbury, East Brunswick, East Windsor, Edison Twp., Englishtown, Hamilton Twp., Jamesburg, Metuchen, Middlesex County College Police, Monroe Township, Piscataway
Princeton, Washington Township, West Windsor, Wrightstown.

Monroe Townshop,  NJ – Police

Edison Township, NJ – Police

Office Of Emergency Management for Several Different Municipalities.

Hightstown, NJ – Police

East Windsor, NJ – Police

East Windsor, NJ – Fire Dept.

Middlesex County College, NJ – Police

Custom deisgn Township Shields.

This is just a small portion of the Police, Fire, Rescue, EMS, Security and  Public Safety vehicles. we do work for.

If your looking for mild to wild, or just or reproduce your existing design, Cranbury Custom Lettering is your “ONE STOP SHOP” for all your needs.
Let our graphic artists create a professional image for your department. We only use the Highest Quality 3m Vinyls & Reflectives. With an outdoor life of 5-7 years.

  If your interested is our company doing work for you, please contact us at 609-587-6444 to set up an appointment at your location or ours.
We can provide a portfolio and references from our customers.

We can make these stripe to fit your challenger too, in any color from our color chart.
http://cranburycustom.com/colorchart.html
Our stripes are made from 3m High Performance vinyl, and are garenteed to last over the competitions.
If you’d like to order hood stripes for your Challenger amd install them yourself, our price is $125.00.
If you’d like to have us prepare and install the stripes for you, price is $225.00.
Don’t hesitate to give us a call if you have any questions, 609-587-6444.

Here are a few examples of some of our work

This is a Roush Clone.

This one we custom designsed the stripes to go around the hood scoop. We did this car for a local Ford Dealer, to put out in his lot.

This 1992 Camaro, the customer wanted to similar to the factory style stripes for this car. As you can see, we had the customer remove the grilles on the hood so we could install the stripes under them. The customer had the body shop paint the grilles black to match the stripes.

Check out or Flicker Site to see more examples of our Racing Stripes
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31420161@N03/

We often state in our advertisments, “We only use the best in High Performance Vinyls,” and we do! We only use 3M based vinyls. We belive in, only giving you what we would use on our own vehicles, and I don’t want poor quality vinyls on my cars.
With many years of experience preparing and installing racing stripes, we have found that if you don’t use good quality vinyls, they just won’t hold up to the constant direct sunlight and UV rays that it will be exposed to.

We have often prepared and installed Racing stripes for some of the local dealerships, to aid in the sale of the cars. We also do many repairs to the stripes that come from the factory. In the last year or so, we have removed racing stripes from at least 6 Shelby mustangs. It seems that the cars are produced in Las Vegas  (and in my opinion) they are using a poor quality vinyl for the Racing Stripes. After the stripes were installed the cars were put out on a lot where it rained, then the sun came out and we can imagine the heat in Las Vegas when the sun comes out. It cooked the rain drops onto the stripes and damage the vinyl. Here is a picture of the Shelby Mustang we just completed.

Can you see the spots on the stripes? What a shame.

I have to admit, the process of removing these stripes, that have been baked onto this car, is not a fun one. When poor quality vinyl is used the stripes tend to come off in little pieces. This car took 2 people 4 hours to do the roof, trunk, front and rear bumper. It took 3 people 3 hours to remove the stripes from the  hood. The hood tends to take the most beaten, it gets direct sunlight and the heat from the engine.

 Unfortunitly, we will have to reinstall the factory stripes that are provided to us. With the quality vinyl they are using, this may happen again.

Today we will show you our VW Bug Wrap project.
We came up with an idea wrap one of our employee’s VW Bug for advertisement, to show our new line of wraps. With this, we have designed several patterns that can be used for your very own Bug Wrap.

First we cleaned and prep the car.

Then we taped in place the material for the trunk, checking to see that it covered all the areas necessary.

 Preparing the vinyl around the rear trunk emblem.

The trunk is done.

Lining up the hood.

Working on the sides. 

WOW! The car is done.This is our Burberry design.

Check out some of our other deisgns.

Thank you