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Palomar Mountain, San Diego County, CA Vehicle Wrap Services |
We provide mobile advertising solutions for small businesses as well as national marketing campaigns for large corporations. We offers our clients a turnkey solution for all of their vehicle wrapping needs. We handle every aspect of the process, from design to install, and believe that our full-service offering is unmatched within the industry.
With the definition of "vehicle" being expansive, we have included here a few of the types of vehicles we wrap: car wraps, van wraps, truck wraps, trailer wraps, bus wraps, fleet wraps, boat wraps, limo wraps, SUV wraps, taxi wraps, RV wraps, box truck wraps.
The following is a list of the types of vehicles we wrap:
- Vehicle Wraps
- Car Wraps
- Race Car Wraps
- Van & Sprinter Wraps
- Camouflage Wraps
- Truck Fleet Wraps
- Trailer Wraps
- Bus Wraps
- Boat Wraps
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- Motorcycle Wraps
- Commercial Vehicle Wraps
- SUV Wraps
- Scion Wraps
- Hummer Wraps
- Radio Station Vehicle Wraps
- Fleet Vehicle Wraps
- Wall mural Wraps
- Mobile Billboard Wraps
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Compare our vehicle wrap installation quality with other local San Diego companies.
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We Use Only High Quality Vehicle Wrap Materials! |
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Quality Inks. Don't be fooled by competitors' claims. They might offer the cheapest cost per square foot, but as in any business, you get what you pay for! We are dedicated to quality, from start to finish. |
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| Only premium products such as 3M Control Tac, Avery and Roland, specifically designed to be used with our printer's inks, are allowed at our facility. Using a Roland Eco-Solvent printer with Eco-Solvent inks gives you the high-end look and graphics that are guaranteed to last. |
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3M Controltac Plus Graphic Film. Durable, dimensionally stable, vinyl film with positionable, pressure-activated adhesive (permanent, changeable or removable) that allows film to be repositioned on the application surface during installation. Available in a variety of colors, widths and lengths for use in electrostatic, piezo ink jet or screen printed graphics to produce multicolor emblems, striping, labels, markings and more. |
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About Palomar Mountain, San Diego County, CA |
Palomar Mountain is a mountain range in northern San Diego County, California, United States. It is most famous as being home to the Palomar Observatory and the giant Hale Telescope. It is also the location of Palomar Mountain State Park, a California state park. There are campgrounds for vacationers, as well as a campground for local school children. The park averages 70,000 visitors annually. High Point in the Palomar Mountain range is one of the highest peaks in San Diego County, at 6,140 feet (1,871 m), although it is still dwarfed by the higher 11,500 feet (3,505 m) San Bernardino Mountains a relatively-short distance north in San Bernardino County and Riverside County and the 14,500 feet (4,420 m) high Mount Whitney some 250 mi (402 km) further north.
South Grade Road, the stretch of San Diego County Route S6 going from State Route 76 to the summit, is popular among motorcycle riders and sports car drivers due to its challenging nature [1] (over 20 hairpin turns over the distance of less than 7 mi (11 km)). According to fire department records, there have been 26 reported motorcycle injury accidents on the mountain this year. In 2004, the figure was 23. In 2003 there were 26.
The Luiseno Indian name for Palomar Mountain was "Paauw" and High Point was called "Wikyo."
The name "Palomar" comes from Spanish-speaking times, when Palomar Mountain was known as the home of band-tailed pigeons, thus the name Palomar, meaning "pigeon roost." During the 1890s, the human population was sufficient to support three public schools, and it was a popular summer resort for Southern California, with three hotels in operation part of the time, and a tent city in Doane Valley each summer.
At the base of Palomar Mountain range on S6 is Oak Knoll Campground, formerly known as Palomar Gardens. Palomar Gardens was made somewhat famous by an earlier resident George Adamski. Adamski had an observatory at Palomar Gardens and photographed objects in the night sky that he claimed were UFOs. Adamski co-authored Flying Saucers Have Landed in 1953, about his alien encounter experiences. The 1977 film The Crater Lake Monster had many scenes filmed on Palomar Mountain, including scenes shot at the summit restaurant, but not the scenes of the monster in a lake.
Doane Valley, located within the State Park, is home to the Camp Palomar Outdoor School for 6th grade students in the San Diego Unified School District. |
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