Detailing T-Shirt and Business Card

[ajnavo61490]

Hey guys, i was looking at some of the other detailers' pictures on this site and noticed that they wear shirts with their business' name while their at a job. So, i went to Target and got some iron-on paper and some premium T-Shirts (White) and made them myself... I think they turned out great! I LOVE THEM!!! I know their not perfect, but they will definitely make me look more professional when working on customer's cars. Also, heres my Business Card that i've been having for some time but never got to posting it on the forums...

Here are some pictures










Lemme know what yall think!

[Beemerboy]

Looks good to me


Only problem is that I dialed the number on the shirt and its a mini mart in New Jersey...and he has no idea who AJ is

[ajnavo61490]

Originally Posted by Beemerboy

Looks good to me


Only problem is that I dialed the number on the shirt and its a mini mart in New Jersey...and he has no idea who AJ is

haha yeah Baton Rouge's area code is 225... might be the reason

[Jngrbrdman]

Those look nice. That always adds a more legitimate touch when you are able to brand yourself that way. Look into CafePress.com: Shop, create or sell what's on your mind with custom T-Shirts, unique gifts and more. as well. They have some pretty great products and I've had shirts made with them before that work out even better than iron ons. Iron-ons tend to crack fairly fast. They used to only last for a couple washes, but now they last a little longer. On a shirt that is going to get as dirty as often as that one, you really will want to look into something a little more permenant. It is a great start though and very inventive. Good job!

[ajnavo61490]

the packaging says no cracking/fading... so we shall see!

[Jngrbrdman]

I saw that one a couple weeks ago and considered giving it a shot. Hopefully it holds up for you. Keep us posted!