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Was playing with the cricut again. Made this decal to go on the back glass on my camper shell. I know some guys like to say they are licensed and a pilot, but thats not how I roll.
Homemade decal for my new truck
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Not wishing to be negative, but it could have a negative effect, it's inviting the criminal element that you may have expensive drones in the van, I suppose it can be removed when the van is left unattended. But it is very well made.
FlushVision
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I thought about putting something in the rear window of my car to promote my drone business until my son pointed out the very same thing. I also thought about the magnetic type of signs that you can have made to stick to my doors but I never got around to it.
I have seen several vehicles around the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area advertising various drone photography businesses, each listing the various services they offer, and to date, none seemed to have suffered for it. I have to add, none of them are stocked with drones unless on an assignment. But then, it would be silly to carry a bunch of expensive drones around...., just in case!
It is important to advertise and placing an advertisement on your vehicle is a cheap way to get noticed. I like your decal.
It is important to advertise and placing an advertisement on your vehicle is a cheap way to get noticed. I like your decal.
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For my former photography business I had big decals which took up the entire back window of my Outback and both front door panels for about 10 years . I never had an issue. And like NuggsSR said - I never had my gear in the car unless on assignment. I like the decal and would put it on my 4Runner.
In the UK, might be same there, a lot of vehicles used for business carry a sticker saying "No tools or valuables left in the vehicle overnight", of course you wouldn't leave valuable drones in a vehicle overnight, car theft here is high, so only speaking from a UK view.
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A car is stolen every 5 minutes in the UK - here are the country's theft hot spots
Car thefts soar 45% in five yearsCar thefts have soared 45 per cent in the last five years, with more than 112,000 stolen last year alone
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