Car Magnets for Business: Where They Pay Off, How to Judge the Return and How to Protect the Paint (Video)

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  1. 0:00Car door signs are flexible magnetic sheet too, usually heavier.
  2. 0:05They pay off where signs must come off or change: service vans in your territory, staff cars under a written agreement, seasonal offers, tests before a wrap.
  3. 0:17They grip only flat steel, not aluminum, fiberglass or plastic, and lose hold across creases, trim and door gaps. Test each panel with a fridge magnet.
  4. 0:29Judge the return: time seen in your service area, a three-second read, a vehicle-only number to track calls, and monthly cost against one job's profit. Review after a full season.
  5. 0:42Clean and dry both surfaces, roll on from one edge, check every edge. Remove weekly and before car washes; peel, never slide. Then leave a flat fridge magnet behind.
  6. 0:55Leave-behind: send artwork, size, quantity and surface.

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