To add to what equippaint said...you could add a border or other design elements to your cover up rectangles at an attempt to make it look less terrible...but the right thing to do is just replace the whole thing, maybe use the cover ups (aka “snipes”) for a short period to get your client out making money then maybe they’ll come back and do it right and you could offer a full re-brand package...their success is your success...they will spend more with you in the long game if you get them operating and profiting. With that in mind certain accounts are worth nurturing while others not so much...
Im in Moseley.
Thanks for the advice.
That would be based on design time, square footage, and what vinyl/laminate combo is used. Then after that price is calculated you could adjust higher/lower based on your intentions with the customer....if it looks like a one off and you'll never see them again then make sure you charge enough. If you get the sense that this could balloon into a larger fleet of vehicles or reciprocate other work then be sure not to hit them too hard on cost. But based on the fact that they are sniping a wrap I'd say you'll never see them again once the work is done.
