Custom Auto Graphics facilities in the Seattle area?

[niennumb1]

So as you can see I have a lot of questions so I hope you don't mind...

As I am getting some design ideas together for my car I'm wondering if anyone knows some good auto graphics shops around that do great work, but don't charge an arm and a leg. I have a pretty good idea what I want and mainly they are simplistic line type of graphics with just chrome vinyl.

Anyone know some great places preferably south of Seattle? Any help would be great and/or any known websites with local businesses that do good work.

Thank you very much once again, all!

[M2Motoring]

hi contact dave at car nutz customs in bellvue washington. he might better direct you to someone that can help or be able to take care of it for you straight up =)

[VersaMitch]

Any good ideas for tint in this area? I would like to use Llamar film.

[Ever Victorious]

VersaMitch - It's a little far away from Maple Valley, but much closer than Everett...

Accu-Tint in Bellevue. They charge a little more than your average tint place, but they use only Llumar lifetime warrantied films, and also give a lifetime labor warranty as well. Plus, these are the guys that the Mercedes and Porsche dealerships send their cars to, so they do VERY quality work.

nien - I have a Subaru buddy who works at a graphics and sign shop in Lynnwood, on 44th right next to the former CompUSA. He threatened to "hook me up" with graphics next time I wanted to do my car up. I can get more info if you're interested.

Also, depending on what kinds of graphics you're looking for, I may even be able to help. I've applied graphics to my own vehicles before. Simpler stuff and ones that don't go over door seams are easy enough for me to do, or to show you how to do.

[CodeRed]

VersaMitch - It's a little far away from Maple Valley, but much closer than Everett...

Accu-Tint in Bellevue. They charge a little more than your average tint place, but they use only Llumar lifetime warrantied films, and also give a lifetime labor warranty as well. Plus, these are the guys that the Mercedes and Porsche dealerships send their cars to, so they do VERY quality work.

nien - I have a Subaru buddy who works at a graphics and sign shop in Lynnwood, on 44th right next to the former CompUSA. He threatened to "hook me up" with graphics next time I wanted to do my car up. I can get more info if you're interested.

Also, depending on what kinds of graphics you're looking for, I may even be able to help. I've applied graphics to my own vehicles before. Simpler stuff and ones that don't go over door seams are easy enough for me to do, or to show you how to do.

Can you come and take some scratches out of my car

[Ever Victorious]

No, actually, my specialization is putting the scratches IN the car. Just ask my wife.

[faction]

I was thinking of getting something done to my V. Does anybody have any cool ideas or designs they'd like to share? Having never done something like this, I am a bit clueless as to what would look good.

[Ever Victorious]

http://www.edecals.com/index.html

http://www.speedgraphics.net

There are a couple places you can browse to see what kinds of graphics are generally available. There are a lot more places like those online, so there are also a lot more graphics available. Most places are going to carry the same types of variants, just slightly different designs and cuts.