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Leading The Way in Wraps - WRAPFAM

Fri, 01 Nov 2024 18:34:21 GMT

Leading The Way in Wraps- WRAPFAM Article 11/2024

By Jen Carney

Women of Wraps (WOW ) is proud to highlight Kristin Lanzarone. WOW's mission is to shine a light on women

across the Wrap/Graphics industry, from installers to business owners, celebrating their versatility and achievements. A Jill of many trades and a master of quite a few, Kristin has proven that ambition and determination really do make a difference. From her prospects of becoming a police officer to her venture in journalism, she is a well-rounded boss babe.

Career Path

"I originally set out to pursue a career in Criminal Justice and Interior Design, even completing the Police Academy in 2006," Lanzarone explains. "But when the economy took a downturn, the job market in my field dried up." During that time, she and her then-husband were deep in the motorsports world, running a business as Go Kart promoters. They built a motorsports media website dedicated to West Coast sprint kart racing, where she unexpectedly found herself wearing the hat of a journalist-writing press releases, covering events, and diving into motorsports photography and videography. That experience became the launchpad for

her next venture: Race Media Group (RMG), a motorsports branding company she built from the ground up. She taught herself graphic design and quickly became the go-to for branding drivers, teams, and tracks. From creating websites and marketing materials to designing race car wraps, she fell in love with seeing her designs come to life. That's when she realized her true passion-working with her hands. 2013 Race Bling Wraps was born.

In 2015, she decided it was time to pivot and take her skills beyond motorsports. She founded WrapStar Pro, a business where she literally wore every hat-sales, design, production, and installation. "My passion for creativity and hands-on work continues to drive me today, and I've never looked back. Every new project reminds me why I love this industry so much!"

Industry Insight

Before stepping into the roles of industry trainer and influencer, Lanzarone relied on the power of networking to stay at the forefront of the wrap industry's latest trends, technologies, and techniques. She sought out opportunities to learn from the industry's best-legends who shaped the world of wraps. But in 2017, something clicked-she realized her passion wasn't just in mastering these skills but in teaching them and helping others succeed. Over the next three years, she dove headfirst into building her network, volunteering wherever she could to contribute to the industry. Being on several boards and committees connected her with top brands and gave her invaluable opportunities.

These experiences eventually led her to open WrapStar University in 2022, a universal training facility for pressure-sensitive adhesives that brings hands-on education to the forefront. In 2024, they elevated their mission with the launch of "Master The Wrap," a groundbreaking beginner-to-intermediate nationwide training program in partnership with Arlon Graphics and Roland. With hubs in key cities Sacramento, Chicago, Dallas, and Atlanta, they're empowering and equipping the next generation of installers to perfect their craft in commercial fleet and architectural wraps. The program goes beyond just techniques; they provide hands-on education using industry-leading tools and technologies from their partners, including Weldy, YelloTools, MagStrapz, Torq CRM, WrapItRight, and Roland printers.

At WrapStar Pro, they specialize in large fleet wraps, corporate printing, and commercial embroidery, but Lanzarone admits-boat wraps are where they really let their creativity sail. "There's just something exhilarating about transforming a boat into a floating work of art."

As for her favorite part of the process? "It's that magic moment when a design jumps off the screen and becomes reality. From curating the design to seeing it roll off the printer, to laying that final piece in place-it never gets old. Watching it all come together is what keeps me passionate about this industry every single day."

Advice for Women in the Industry

Her advice to women looking to break into the wrap industry is to dive in with confidence. Although this industry is still largely male-

dominated, she encourages women not to let that intimidate them. Instead, see it as an opportunity to shatter stereotypes and lead the way for others. "Your voice and perspective are valuable, and the industry thrives on diversity." "Take advantage of every learning

opportunity-whether it's through hands-on experience, training programs, or networking events. Knowledge is your greatest asset, and the more you invest in your skills, the more empowered you'll feel," she advises. "Build a strong network, ask questions,

and seek out mentors." Mentorship is something she deeply believes in, always ready to support and guide women coming up in this field because she knows how impactful a helping hand can be.

Don't underestimate the power of persistence, either. Wrapping can be both physically and mentally demanding, but with passion and dedication, you can absolutely excel. Women bring natural creativity, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills-key qualities that make for an incredible installer and designer. "This is the perfect time to carve out your space in the industry, and I'm here to cheer you on every step of the way."

Professional Recognition and Community Impact

A sought-after trainer and industry influencer, Lanzarone has earned multiple certifications across various brands and serves as a trusted mentor and community advocate. Her achievements include the Women in Wide Format Award 2021 and the Best of Wide Format Award 2024. She was also recognized as one of the "Top 40 under 40" by the Sacramento Business Journal. Her industry involvement includes serving on numerous boards:

UNITE Together Board Member
Women In Print Alliance Board Member
PDAA Installers Board & Trainer
Big Picture Magazine Editorial Advisory Board Member & Columnist

As a multi-brand trainer, she shares her expertise in films for PDAA, Arlon, 3M DiNoc, Orafol, Drytac, Flexcon, Bodaq, and General Formulations, as well as tools for Weldy, YelloTools, Mag Strapz, and Roland. Beyond her professional work, she remains active in community outreach, including serving as a Sacramento Biz Journal Mentoring Monday Mentor and Bayside Local Outreach Active Community Volunteer.

Balancing her multiple roles at WrapStar Pro, WrapStar University, and her numerous board positions, Lanzarone embodies the entrepreneurial spirit that drives the wrap industry forward. From hands-on installations to empowering new professionals through education, she continues to shape the future of wraps while staying true to her passion for creating, teaching, and building community. Her journey proves that in the wrap industry, determination and a willingness to learn can transform unexpected paths into remarkable careers.

Best of Wide Format Winner

Fri, 29 Mar 2024 14:19:44 GMT

WrapStar Pro Wins Best of Wide Format Award

Full Article can be found here- https://bigpicturemag.com/california-forest-firefighters-use-dynamic-car-wraps-to-recruit-new-members/

Master the Wrap™ Initiative Led By WrapStar U

Thu, 28 Dec 2023 00:13:00 GMT

WrapStar University, in collaboration with Arlon Graphics, proudly presents the Master the Wrap ™ Initiative

WrapStar Pro is Officially Trademarked!

Fri, 27 Oct 2023 16:37:07 GMT

The Wait is Over- USPTO Trademark

2 years later and finally WrapStar Pro is Trademarked. It’s gonna take some getting used to for having the little registered R next to the logo

#wrapstarpro #wrapstaruniversity #wrapstar #trademark #official #femalebusinessowner #registered

WrapStar Pro is Expanding!

Tue, 24 Oct 2023 00:05:04 GMT

WrapStar Pro is Spreading its Wings

Exciting News!

WrapStar Pro is spreading its wings to Central California! From Lodi to Fresno, and all the way to the bustling Bay Area, we're thrilled to announce our expansion.

Whether it's eye-catching commercial wraps, stylish retail storefront prints & installations, or top-notch commercial embroidery, WrapStar Pro is your go-to source!

Get in touch with us today for a quote, and let's take your branding to the next level!

Sacramento Sales- 916.275.2012
Cen-Cal Sales- 209.753.0777

#WrapStarProExpands #CentralCalifornia #YourBrandingPartner #WrapStarPro #femaleownedbusiness #entrepreneur

WrapStar Pro CEO Awarded Sacramento's Top 40 under 40

WrapStarPro@Outlook.com (Kristin Lanzarone) — Mon, 23 Oct 2023 23:06:27 GMT

Kristin Lanzarone Sacramento's Top 40 Under 40

It’s official and I’m thrilled to share the news! I’ve been selected for Sacramento’s Top 40 Under 40 Awards! Save the date - awards night is on November 16th. Join me and the Sacramento Business Journal as we celebrate the incredible achievements of our 2023 40 Under 40 honorees. It’s not just about careers; it’s about making our community shine!

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported me on this journey. This recognition is a testament to years of hard work and dedication. Stay tuned for more updates on pre-event activities, and I can’t wait to share this special night with you all!

#SacramentoTop40Under40 #AchievementUnlocked #CommunityLeaders #WrapStarPro #WrapStarUniversity #FemaleEntrepreneur #SacramentoBusinessJournal #Sacramento

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Embracing Diversity in the Wide Format Printing World

Mon, 14 Aug 2023 13:37:34 GMT

WrapStar Pro takes the pledge with U.N.I.T.E. Together as the newest board member

Embracing Diversity in the Wide-Format Printing World
WrapStar Pro takes the pledge with U.N.I.T.E. Together as the newest board member.

As I step into my new role as a board member of U.N.I.T.E. Together, I am both honored and inspired by the organization’s commitment to fostering a workplace that celebrates diversity and empowers every individual. Through my experiences and passion for inclusivity, I am dedicated to furthering U.N.I.T.E. Together’s mission in the wide-format printing industry.

Championing Inclusivity from Within:

U.N.I.T.E. Together’s dedication to embracing all races, genders, sexual orientations, and abilities is evident in its culture and practices. As a board member, I am excited to contribute to the organization’s ongoing efforts to create an environment where every employee is welcomed, valued, and supported.

A Female Business Owner in a Male-Dominated Industry:

Entering the printing world as a female business owner was a path filled with challenges and opportunities. I refused to be limited by stereotypes or prejudices and instead forged ahead, proving that gender should never define one’s capabilities or potential.

Dealing with Disabilities: A Personal Journey of Adaptability and Strength

As the owner of WrapStar Pro, I have also faced the unique challenges of my own disability, which I have kept private for most of my life. My journey has taught me that disabilities do not define a person; rather, it is the tenacity to overcome obstacles that shapes us. I am a living testament to the power of adaptability, proving that with the right support and mindset, we can accomplish remarkable achievements. As a board member, I am committed to leveraging my experiences to advocate for the empowerment of all employees, regardless of their abilities.

Our journey at WrapStar Pro has been a testament to the power of diversity. We celebrate the diverse strengths and perspectives that our team members bring to the table, including those with disabilities such as ADHD, anxiety, autism, and others. We firmly believe that true success lies in the collaboration of individuals with unique backgrounds and experiences.

Empowering Employees and Clients Alike:

By taking the U.N.I.T.E. Together pledge, we take pride in fostering an environment that supports and empowers our employees. We recognize the diverse abilities and challenges some team members face, and we strive to provide the necessary resources and accommodations to ensure their success.

Through understanding, empathy, and ongoing support, we create an atmosphere where every individual can thrive, including those with ADHD, anxiety, autism, and other diverse abilities. Our commitment to inclusivity extends beyond our organization; we treat our clients with the same love and respect that we wish to receive.

WrapStar Pro: Partnering and Pledging with U.N.I.T.E. Together

As a leader in the wide-format printing industry, WrapStar Pro is proud to partner with U.N.I.T.E. Together and take the pledge to promote diversity and inclusion. Our dedication to creating an inclusive workplace and supporting employees with various abilities aligns perfectly with U.N.I.T.E. Together’s values.

Inclusivity in the Wide-Format Printing Industry:

As a new board member of U.N.I.T.E. Together, my vision is to bring greater awareness and inclusivity to the wide-format side of the printing industry. I believe that embracing diversity should extend to every aspect of our field.

By collaborating with industry leaders like WrapStar Pro, participating in events, and sharing our experiences, we aim to create a movement that fosters inclusivity and respect across the entire printing landscape. Through partnerships and outreach, we endeavor to inspire other organizations to join us in U.N.I.T.E. mission.

A Call for Unity in Diversity:

As we look ahead, I invite all printing industry stakeholders to join hands in this transformative journey. Let us work together to dismantle barriers, overcome prejudices, and create a printing world where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and embraced.

Let’s celebrate our differences, for they are the threads that weave our vibrant tapestry of life. Together, we can shape a future where diversity is not just accepted but celebrated, and where love and compassion are at the heart of every interaction.

In Conclusion:

As a board member of U.N.I.T.E. Together, I am dedicated to championing inclusivity within the printing industry and beyond. Together with our team, partners like WrapStar Pro, and the wider community, we can create a world where everyone can shine and reach their full potential.

Join us on this extraordinary journey by taking the U.N.I.T.E. Together pledge , and let’s create a future where diversity is a cherished strength and love guides every action.

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About U.N.I.T.E. Together:

U.N.I.T.E. Together is a passionate and progressive non-profit organization committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in the printing industry and beyond. With a resolute belief that every individual has unique strengths to offer, U.N.I.T.E. Together embraces the power of diversity as a catalyst for growth and innovation.

Our mission is to foster an environment where all races, genders, sexual orientations, and abilities are celebrated and respected. We advocate for the empowerment of every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, and aim to create a workplace that reflects the tapestry of life.

Through strategic partnerships with industry leaders like WrapStar Pro and active collaboration with other organizations, we strive to drive a larger movement for inclusivity. By sharing best practices, hosting events, and participating in industry-wide initiatives, we aim to elevate the standards of diversity and promote a culture of compassion and understanding.

At U.N.I.T.E. Together, we believe that unity in diversity leads to a more enriching and fulfilling world. We invite all printing industry stakeholders to join us in our transformative journey to create a future where inclusivity is cherished, and love guides every action.

Will you take the pledge? Take the pledge at UNITEtogther.us .

#DiversityAndInclusion #InclusivityMatters #EmbraceDiversity #CelebrateUniqueness #EmpowerAll #ChampionInclusivity #DiversePerspectives #InclusiveWorkplace #BreakingBarriers #EqualityAndEmpowerment #WideFormatPrinting #PrintingIndustry #UNITETogether #WrapStarPro #MakingADifference #LoveAndCompassion #EmpoweringEmployees #CreatingChange #InclusiveCommunity

Mindset is Everything in Business

Fri, 10 Mar 2023 17:40:52 GMT

The release of, WrapStar Pro owner, Kristin Lanzarone's second column from the series "The Competitive Wrap Installer" is now available in the latest issue of Big Picture Magazine !

Check out WHY Mindset is Everything in Business- Read it Here

From The Ground Up' Story for WrapStar Pro

Sat, 07 Jan 2023 17:52:21 GMT

In the January- February Issue of Big Picture Magazine , there is a segment called "From The Ground Up" where Adrienne Palmer had 10 PSP's share how they launched and built their own business.

Check out my 'From The Ground Up' story for WrapStar Pro. In this half page story I shared "The How's" of getting to where I am today:

- How it all started
- How I studied & finessed vinyl wraps ( Joanna Havey educated me quickly on Cast vs Calendered ��)
- How I branded WrapStar Pro
- How I navigated being able to do it all from design, print and installs
- How I taught myself designing vehicle wraps
- My advise on how to start a similar business in this amazing industry. (In addition to this topic, not in the article, I'm always available to anyone who needs advice for starting up a business in this industry.)

https://lnkd.in/dREzSHzE

Hope everyone has a great Friday and weekend ahead! Happy 2023, work hard and kick ass! ��

#WrapStarpro #wrapstaruniversity #bigpicturemagazine #femaleownedbusiness #enterpreneur #training #certifications #wideformatprinting #vinylwrap #installers #3M #ARLON #orafol #averydennison #fellers #share #design #business

WrapStar Pro CEO is now a Columnist for Big Picture Magazine

Thu, 05 Jan 2023 18:19:39 GMT

I've brought back my roots of a journalist. Except this time it's not about the motorsports industry it's about the printing and installation industry. For 2023, you will see me as an active columnist writer for Big Picture Magazine launching a six part series on "The Competitive Wrap Installer." Kick starting the first column about "Training & Certifications" in the January- February issue of BPM. Be sure to capture all six parts of The Competitive Wrap Installer series and hopefully it will be beneficial for the industry installers.

Thank you to Adrienne Palmer with Big Picture Magazine for the amazing opportunity and believing in me with valuable industry content. Catch the January/February Issue here-

https://lnkd.in/g86rv5fU

#WrapStarpro #WrapStarUniversity #BigPictureMagazine #femaleownedbusiness #enterpreneur #training #certifications #wideformatprinting #vinylwrap #Installers #3m #arlon #orafol #averydennison

WrapStar Pro Owner Featured in Wide-Format Impressions Magazine

Wed, 14 Dec 2022 13:54:46 GMT

WrapStar Pro Owner, Kristin Lanzarone, Featured in the Wide-Format Impressions Magazine Issue November/December 2022. A photo captured of Kristin installing a hood wrap in the PDAA Wide Format Zone at Printing United Expo 2022. Kristin worked the Wide Format zone floor for all 3 days of the show doing product showcases of wrap materials on various substrates and judging the Orafol Hood wrap challenge. Returning back post COVID, the show was a success. Full of exhibitors and the floor covered with attendees. Looking forward to Printing United Expo 2023 in Atlanta, GA.

2 Regular Guys Podcast

Tue, 22 Nov 2022 14:16:51 GMT

Watch and listen to WrapStar Pro owner, Kristin Lanzarone, talk about Women in Print Alliance and the Impact on the Industry. WIPA member Ann Crum, invited Kristin to join her on this amazing podcast. Kristin is also a WIPA member and was there at the beginning alongside Ann and other amazing women from the industry. Listen to a powerful message put on by Aaron at 2 Regular Guys Podcast, Ann and Kristin. Hope you enjoy it.

About the Podcast

The Women in Garment Decorating episode has a wonderful twist thanks to a chance encounter at the recent Printing United Alliance Expo. As garment and product decorators, we are also part of a larger group of printing professionals on full display at the Expo. In the print and wide format world is a group called the Women in Print Alliance. We are excited to welcome two advisory council members, Ann Crum, the Executive Director of Phoenix Inkjet & Colour Solutions LLC, and Kristin Lanzarone, the Owner/Operator of WrapStar Pro. Ann and Kristin will share more about the Women in Print Alliance's work, how we can all support women in the industry, and gain a very amazing perspective from two amazing women.

Kristin Lanzarone on Trends in Graphic Installation

Mon, 21 Nov 2022 14:19:32 GMT

Wide-Format Impressions video interview from 2022 Printing United Expo with NAPCO Media- Dan Marx.

Kristin Lanzarone, owner of WrapStar Pro, discusses changes in the graphic installation space, and how industry developments are changing her business.

View the interview here- https://wrapstarpro.com/video

Listen to WrapStar Pro Owner on the Impressions Xchange Podcast

Wed, 12 Oct 2022 14:21:53 GMT

Installers Can Walk Away from PRINTING United Expo with New Skill

On this episode of the Impressions Xchange podcast, we are joined by Ray Weiss, VP, eLearning & Certifications, PRINTING United Alliance , and Kristin Lanzarone, owner of WrapStar Pro , to talk about the upcoming PRINTING United Expo , heading to Las Vegas, October 19-21. We discuss the PDAA Wide-Format Zone, where attendees can practice their skills and even join a mini-competition.

Listen to the podcast here

NEW WRAP SCHOOL

Sat, 30 Jul 2022 14:26:00 GMT

Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner trains the next gen of installation pros with a new universal facility.

WrapStar Pro Owner (Sacramento, CA) and Operator Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner is on a mission to help both advanced and up-and-coming installers thrive. Her newly launched universal training facility, WrapStar University, offers a place where installers can receive certifications and hands-on experience — and one that can serve all organizations, brands, manufacturers and reps.

Here’s the full interview with Kristin (KLS below), whose “New School” serves as the basis for our most recent Prints and Wraps column (see ST August 2022, page 42).

ST: Hands-on training for people who want to break into the industry is difficult to come by. Why did you decide to start WrapStar University? And why is a facility specializing in pressure-sensitive adhesives particularly important?

KLS: As a business owner in the wide format print and installation business, it’s a daily struggle finding installers and good quality ones without bad habits. For me, I love to help people and help them thrive. This is how I decided I need to help the industry by forming a training facility that can not only train and certify advanced installers, but be a place for new, upcoming installers in our industry.

[The goal is to bring] awareness to the beginners as well as into other forms of education like high schools, junior colleges and other trade schools. By no means do I want to compete with the top brands and organizations. That is not my purpose. If anything, my grassroots trainings will bring them their future customers. This is why I’m not associated with one brand or manufacturer, etc. This is a universal training facility that can house education and certification for all organizations, brands, manufacturers and reps.

Read the full article at https://signsofthetimes.com/a-wrap-star-is-born/

LAUNCHING WRAPSTAR UNIVERSITY

Mon, 13 Jun 2022 14:37:58 GMT

Today was the official launch of WrapStar University hosting Day 1 of PDAA Architectural- Windows, Walls & Floors. The first of 3 back to back training/cert events for the next 12 days.

This has been a 5 year long dream and as I kept telling myself to trust the timing, that it will all fall into its place as it should.

There are some amazing souls who have contributed to helping me build this universal training facility, specializing in pressure sensitive adhesives. These individuals I am forever grateful for all of their support and believing in me during this build.

My mom Sandy Armstrong & my son Velocé for dealing with my long hours and supporting this madness. Jeff Burkholder for stepping up and assisting with my unique builds. Ashley Mignani for being an amazing helping hand mirroring my DIY energy, my support, my rock and keeping me up when I felt weak and tired. My soul sister, Angela Kelly, for jumping in and helping me with anything and everything I needed assistance for, even if it was just cleaning my shop toilets. My Uncle for stepping up and building the best HPL walls, columns, elevator panels and other small needs for resurfacing films at 3M DiNoc specs. My employees for being patient and trusting my vision. My immediate friends and family who supported me from afar and understood what I was doing when I didn’t return calls or respond to messages. My clients for believing in me, my work and for being patient.

Those in the industry who believed in me when I was a nobody, supported my dream and continued to push me through this vision. Arlon’s Ritchie Daize as well as Madi & Nicole Devaud, Printing United PDAA’s Ray Weiss & James Martin, Rob Ivers, Get Graphic Chad Munroe, 3M’s Roxanne Hoffman & Scott Roth, retired Fellers Rep Jane Annin, PGNOLA Kevin Kempf, Orafol’s Joshua Culverhouse, Avery’s Joanna Havey & Tamara Baumann, Big Picture Magazine’s Adrienne Palmer, Grimco’s Kiera, Glantz’s Janet Weaver, Mag Strapz Dan Bulat, YelloTools & Sign Maker Tools.

Last but not least and always on top is our God. He made impossible doors open and opportunities become reality. With God all things are possible.
Now let’s start training the next wave of installers for this industry! ��

BLUE PRINT SPOTLIGHTS WIDE FORMAT PROS

Tue, 03 May 2022 14:41:06 GMT

Heading to ISA in Atlanta? Check out the show issue of The Big Picture Magazine and you’ll see me featured in the Blue Print section.

Blue Print spotlights wide format pros where they share their work life balance secrets. I’m forever grateful to be apart of this community as well as the opportunities within this amazing industry. Thank you Big Picture and Adrienne Palmer! �� #wrapstarpro #femaleownedbusiness #femaleentrepreneur #wideformatprinting #roland #PDAAInstallers #womeninprint #bigpicturemagazine #isashow

Industry Spotlight- Celebrating Women in Print Podcast

Fri, 04 Mar 2022 14:43:35 GMT

Celebrating Women in Print: Kristin Lanzarone of WrapStar Pro

On the 13th episode in our ongoing special Women's History Month podcast series, Editorial Director Denise Gustavson speaks with Kristin Lanzarone, owner of WrapStar Pro .

Listen to the Podcast here

THE 2021 WOMEN IN WIDE FORMAT AWARD WINNER

Sat, 02 Oct 2021 14:46:53 GMT

WrapStar Pro's President Kristin Lanzarone won the 6th annual 2021 Women in Wide Format Award presented by Big Picture Magazine. Kristin is highlighted in the Magazine for her expertise within the industry. In Kristin's interview with the magazines editor, Adrienne Palmer, she talks about the importance of training & certification, WrapStar Pro's training facility & grassroots level training program (launching soon), how Kristin manages it all on the business front, explaining the importance of a clients brand and lastly the Bro-Culture, what it’s like being a female in a male dominant industry. "It's truly an honor to achieve The 2021 Women in Wide Format Awards presented by Big Picture Magazine. I am truly blessed and love being apart of this industry." stated Kristin Lanzarone.

Big Picture Magazine hosts the annual Women in Wide Format Awards, nominations are submitted in the summer and in the fall the winners are announced. This recognition is received by six female leaders who have advanced the wide-format digital print industry through their innovation, vision in spearheading successful businesses, and philanthropy. All serving in influential positions such as president, owner, and VP of operations, these women are impacting our field. They demonstrate leadership, progressive responsibility, and community awareness. The six winners of the Women in Wide Format Awards were chosen by Big Picture’s Editorial Advisory Board, comprised of 18 industry experts. All women were nominated by third parties, including colleagues, employees, vendors, and other industry observers. Nominators highlighted their candidates’ leadership, forward thinking, experience, community involvement, mentorship, awards, certifications, and more.

To capture Kristin's interview in the magazine can be found at this link https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=66272&i=721635&p=28&ver=html

October 7th at 4pm EST, the winners will be recognized LIVE virtually. To watch Kristin accept her award, register at this link https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NcF98ikfTKiJf6WmvJVlYw

3M PREFERRED DI-NOC™ ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES INSTALLER

Sun, 26 Sep 2021 15:10:04 GMT

WrapStar Pro is officially 3M Preferred installer in DI-NOC™ Architectural Finishes. This past week Kristin Lanzarone, owner of WrapStar Pro, took a few days to knock out the 3M preferred installers training and certification program in Southern California hosted by Wrapix Academy. In the past, DI-NOC™ Architectural Finishes training and certification has been strictly held at 3M's head quarters in Saint Paul Minnesota. This event held at Wrapix Academy was the first DI-NOC™ training held outside of Saint Paul. Kristin took advantage of jumping in on this training since it was a day drive to SoCal.

3M preferred installer in DI-NOC™ Architectural Finishes training and certification program teaches experienced installers the broad range of installation approaches on resurface applications. This particular material is solely to resurface fixtures in decorative metal, marble and wood designs at a fraction of the time and cost with 3M™ DI-NOC™ Architectural Films. Installers with a DI-NOC™ Architectural Finishes accreditation can transform your space with less downtime, less labor and less waste.

3M PREFERRED INSTALLER

Sat, 18 Sep 2021 15:16:44 GMT

WrapStar Pro is officially 3M Preferred installer in both Fleet Graphics & Windows, Walls and Floors. This past week Kristin Lanzarone, owner of WrapStar Pro, took a few days to knock out the 3M preferred installers training and certification program in Southern California hosted by Wrapix Academy. With majority of 2020 down for COVID-19 global pandemic, any 3M training was postponed till regulations were lifted. As we rolled into 2021 with lighter restrictions, Kristin quickly jumped into the September training to earn both badges in Vehicle Fleet & Windows, Walls and Floors. Being the first time to ever step foot into Adam Sumner's training facility, Kristin felt comfortable with the professional layout of the facility and was ready to knock these badges out. "Adam is an incredible trainer and individual. It was an honor to be able to meet and get to know Adam more during the program. I look forward to future projects together." stated Kristin.

At this current time of the year, WrapStar Pro is extremely busy with fleet work and down an installer. Being the timing of things, Kristin brought on PG NOLA's Kevin Kempf to help knock some jobs out while she was earning her badges in SoCal. Mr. Kempf has been on a #WrapTour2021 since the hit of hurricane Ida affecting the areas of New Orleans, Louisiana. At the perfect timing of things, the Professa himself, was planning a stop in California which led to making an additional stop at WrapStar Pro. "I consider Kevin Kempf an industry legend. Therefore, I'm super grateful to have such an incredible industry professional to help me out while I was at Sumner's training to keep my shop flowing for the week." said Kristin.

3M preferred installer in Windows, Walls, Floors & Fleet Graphics training and certification program teaches experienced installers the broad range of installation approaches on applications. The training improves the installers proficiency and ensures the applications exceed customers expectations. At the end of the three day training, installers are tested for Windows, Walls and floors and/or Fleet accreditations. Passing both tests confers the titles of 3M Fleet Graphics Preferred Installer and 3M Windows, Walls & Floors Preferred Installer, which the certified installer is listed on the 3M installer locator. The 3M Preferred Installers test is intended for experienced professional installers, with on the job experience in multiple full graphic wrap installations. The test is performance based and it consist of hands on and written portions, it is very rigorous test and isn't suitable for the rookies. It's designed to evaluate the installers skills and knowledge in a variety of installation situations. The hands on test are judges critically and must show quality work and achieve high scores. Imperfections and errors such as wrinkles, bubbles etc. result in deductions on the installers score. Installers are also expected to use the appropriate installation tools for each application, including proper squeegees, rollers, brushes etc.

BIG PICTURE EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD

Tue, 27 Jul 2021 15:20:19 GMT

WrapStar Pro, Kristin Lanzarone, is one of the newest members of 2021 to serve on the Big Picture Editorial Advisory Board for Big Picture Magazine. Members of the board are a group of leaders within the wide-format digital print industry who are committed to Big Picture's mission. Kristin's role with the board will be actively participating in the direction of the content of Big Picture Magazine and other elements of the brand.

Kristin currently serves on Printing United's Women In Print Alliance and Printing United's PDAA Installers Committee boards. Both of which Kristin volunteers her time actively participating in helping grow each network and growth within the industry. As she says it best, her community involvement is growth through the industry.

"It's an honor to serve on another board within the industry as a Big Picture Editorial Advisory member. I look forward to actively participating with the group sharing my knowledge and expertise in the wide format printing of fleet vehicle wraps, architectural graphics and installations." stated Kristin, President of WrapStar Pro.

At age 27, Kristin formed WrapStar Pro in 2013 based out of Sacramento, CA. WrapStar Pro picked up speed through the motorsports industry and quickly transitioned into commercial gigs establishing the title of being a Brand Marketing Specialist in commercial fleets. As a woman in a male dominant industry, Kristin has proven that women can be successful shop owners and stellar installers. Kristin joined forces with PDAA & Arlon as a certified trainer for the PDAA Vehicle & Fleet Wraps Training & Certification in Fairfax, VA. Which is launching next month, August 25-27 in Fairfax, VA.

https://bigpicturemag.com/editorial-advisory-board/

That’s a Wrap- Big Picture Magazine

Wed, 10 Feb 2021 15:29:28 GMT

Time-saving tips for pre- and post-production.

AT WRAPSTAR PRO, we are a design, print production, and installation business. With that, we have developed key methods that can help save time in labor. Everything works hand in hand as a team and makes the production process flow smoothly from one step to the next with a quality end result and a very satisfied customer.

In the design process, we designate where key elements are supposed to fall by doing a rendering of the wrap layout and printing it out on paper. From there, we double check the vehicle measurements to the template and block out areas of obstruction. This is what I call creating our “safe space” for key design elements and text. For example, door handles, slide bars, wheel well areas, light areas, or any object that cannot be wrapped or have obstruction to the overall design.

Moving along to production, we designate on the wrap rendering where seams will be, how much the overlap will be, and how much bleed – or what I call “wiggle room” – is on all four sides of the print. The biggest downfall we receive from corporate graphics are lack of communication on where the print panels need to be, how much of that wiggle room is there, and the seam overlap. There are plenty of times when we receive print-and-ship graphics and the overall wrap has no bleeds built in. This comes from designer error, not adding bleeds to the vehicle template that incorporates the 3D surface, instead ending the layout to a 2D rending. When the designer and the printer lay out the instructions, this helps installers save time on prepping for the install.

Now in the hands of the installer, the best way to shave time off of the initial install will be to do some prep work on the production table before the wrap hits the vehicle. On the production table, the installer will read the instructions to understand how the panels are done. Are the panels horizontal or vertical? If they’re horizontal, the installer will pre-seam the panels together, which will make one big panel to install. Pre-seaming eliminates the struggle of aligning horizontal panels on the vehicle and making sure the bottom panel is straight and doesn’t throw off the top panel. If the panels are vertical, the installers would pre-hinge the panels with masking tape to create tabs that will assist in alignment of the next panel to the installed panel. Pre-hinging panels helps reduce time without struggling to align a 6-to-8-foot panel solo. The installer uses the tabs as a helpful tool of quickly aligning the next panel, which helps speed up the install by minutes.

If there is a hiccup from design to production to install, it makes the job harder and valuable time is wasted. If it’s done right from the beginning, as a team player, everyone wins. Don’t be that employee who cuts corners and leaves out the important elements.

View the article at https://bigpicturemag.com/thats-wrap/

VINTAGE VINYL: SHADES OF OLD GLORY

Wed, 25 Nov 2020 15:35:14 GMT

Vintage Vinyl: Shades of Old Glory

Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner's introduction to wrapping vehicles was on the racing circuit, but in 2013 she decided to branch out and opened her own full-service wrap shop.

REVVING BACK UP: HOW COVID-19 HAS AFFECTED VEHICLE GRAPHICS

Thu, 03 Sep 2020 16:00:14 GMT

COVID-19 affected many areas of the sign industry, and the vehicle graphics market was not excluded.

One of the immediate effects of the pandemic has been in the way shops interact with customers. “Shops have implemented precautionary measures when addressing customers face-to-face, in the vehicle hand-off, etc., to ensure that proper sanitization guidelines are followed,” says Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner, owner/operator of WrapStar Pro of Citrus Heights, California and a PRINTING United Alliance PDAA Member and Women in Print Alliance Committee Member.

It’s also affected the supply chain. As print and wrap shops reopen, one of the biggest challenges owners find themselves dealing with is sourcing goods.

“The biggest issue we are now forecasting is a shortage in supplies,” says Daniel Nava, owner of Travel Wraps Graphics/IBOW Training of Franklin, Indiana and a PRINTING United Alliance PDAA Committee Member. “Knifeless tape is on back order, vinyl is taking longer to get in stock, and the supply of new vehicles is dwindling as the automotive manufacturers shut down or decrease staff and production due to COVID-19.”

Whether wrap shops stayed open during the shutdown largely depended on where they were located.

“There were classifications that certain shops could still operate under the umbrella of ‘essential business,’ while others were forced to close their doors completely. It really came down to where the shop was located throughout the U.S., as rural areas were less likely to be affected,” says Ryan Allen, regional technical specialist at Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions. “The vehicle wrap industry is resilient though, and when the surge in essential signage requests hit, they were ready. Some vehicle wrap shops purchased new equipment to support the demand for the essential signage.”

That demand for branding and COVID-19 signage was a boon for the wrap industry.

“These companies that have survived have required complete floor-to-ceiling social distancing, COVID-19 prevention graphic packages,” says Josh Culverhouse, Graphic Innovations market manager at ORAFOL Americas, Inc. “A lot of these companies have also taken the opportunity to reinvent themselves and their branding, so this has escalated the importance of signage and graphics companies.”

As part of that reinvention, the demand for fleet graphics has also shown growth.

“We have experienced a dramatic rise in commercial wrap demand,” says Pete Kouchis, owner of VisuCom Signs & Graphics of Mokena, Illinois and PRINTING United Alliance PDAA committee co-chair. “Clients indicate that the slowdown in business has afforded them more flexibility to pull vehicles out of service.”

While some of this reinvention is spurred on by necessity, much of it is the result of loans and stimulus money.

“When businesses received their PPP funding and/or pandemic SBA loans, many jobs came in for fleet wraps for marketing write-offs,” says Lanzarone-Scribner. “Also there is a shortage in commercial fleet vehicles. Starting with the 2019 government shutdown to employee strikes (Chevrolet) to COVID-19, production of new vehicles has been extremely slow and lagging behind. Therefore, businesses are buying colored trucks instead of white trucks and then getting full wraps on those.”

Commercial wrap design has also undergone a change.

“In commercial vehicle wraps, designs are becoming more professional,” says Adrian Cook, digital print marketing manager at 3M.

“Businesses that want to portray a trustworthy image are skipping basic cut letters or gaudy colors and images and instead opting for a professionally designed, elegant full wrap.”

Culverhouse agrees, saying, “We’re seeing an increase in solid-color wrap films being utilized for commercial wrap applications.

Simplified, clean messaging is definitely trending in this space. Accompanying the solid-color base wrap films are spot graphic overlays utilizing print-and-cut logos or simple plotter cut lettering, striping, etc.

“There’s no need to cram an entire brochure or Web site worth of information into a vehicle wrap design. Allow a pedestrian or motorist an opportunity to quickly understand what the business has to offer. Accompany this message with a phone number and a Web site address.”

Culverhouse also advises ensuring the most important information is not obscured by the design.

“Don’t allow the background images, textures, or elements to overpower the message you’re trying

to help your client convey to their customers when engaging the vehicle wrap,” he says.

When designing commercial fleets, Lanzarone-Scribner uses what she calls “the contrast effect” to ensure that the most important information stands out.

“I use this as a presentation to my clients to show how we make sure their logos and important information is displayed to the viewers the way it should,” she says. “When I complete a design layout in color, I then convert it to black and white to see if the blending of gray, white, and black areas contrast from each other (e.g., Is the logo contrasted off the background design and color? Is the phone number or Web site legible?).

“This test will make sure the logo isn’t meshed in with the background design or colors.”

On the consumer side, business has been mixed as previously trending products like color-change wraps take a hit.

“The eastern part of the United States saw the color-change market demand drop dramatically, as customers had less spending money due to job loss,” says Allen.

As a result, some are sticking more closely to budgets and cutting back across the board.

“Some customers have become more cost-conscious and therefore are choosing spot graphics and decals instead of full wraps,” says Cook, “but more often, we see customers delaying their purchases until economic conditions and market confidence improve.”

On the other side of the coin (quite literally), many consumers are spending recently received funds on wraps.

“When the unemployment and stimulus checks were distributed, many wanted to have automotive customizing work done like chrome deletes, hood and roof wraps, stripes, etc.,” says Lanzarone-Scribner.

Nava says COVID-19 has actually opened the door for more custom designs.

“The stimulus money is partially responsible for this, but I think more importantly, people have found the time to do things that make them feel good,” he says. “The current trends seem to be a lot of custom designs printed on different mediums.

“Color change always has its place, however, wrap companies are working harder to push the boundaries of custom automotive. We are seeing printing on chromes, reflectives, and color-change films; and some of the manufacturers are offering clear wrap films to showcase the vehicles paint as well—a ‘tattooed’ look.

“Mixed media also continues to be on the rise, which is bringing color change with printed overlays, textured laminates, and more.”

Allen has noticed hood and roof wraps done with a gloss black film are also becoming popular.

“We have also noticed an uptick in satin finish color-change wraps. This is primarily because they are aesthetically pleasing and satin materials are much easier to maintain compared to matte finish materials,” he says. “Even the two-faced wraps are maintaining in popularity, which means one side of the vehicle is wrapped in a different color or graphic than the other side.”

Of course one of the tenets of wrap design that hasn’t changed is the need to understand the customer.

“First and foremost, know what your customer wants. Get into their head,” says Nava. “Ask questions outside of, ‘What is your company name?’ or, ‘Do you have a logo?’ Ask questions about their hobbies, favorite professional teams/logos, and why? We have a list of questions that we ask our clients when it comes to design.”

One of the other things to consider when designing is to be sure you’re creating a graphic that fits the vehicle type.

“When designing graphics for a new vehicle type, it’s worthwhile to involve the installer to get on the same page,” recommends Cook.

“Know the body lines, the curves, the dimensions, and the panels and create a design to fit it so you don’t have alignment or overstretching issues.”

Lanzarone-Scribner says a lot of preplanning can be done during the designing and fabrication stage, as well.

“I do a lot of pre-seaming or pre-hinging panels on my production table, cutting hours of trying to align nine-foot panels on a freight truck or 200-inch-long horizontal panels on a van by myself,” she says. “With the proper tools and extra production work time, an average Chevy Express van full wrap takes me four hours to wrap, solo, and a twenty-four-foot box truck, three hours, solo.”

https://www.signshop.com/graphic/vinyl-graphics/revving-back-up/

A RELAY-FUN WRAP CONTEST

Mon, 09 Dec 2019 16:06:24 GMT

A RELAY-FUN WRAP CONTEST

Candy Wraps’ (Orlando, FL) owner-operator joined a fellow-woman “all-star installer” to compete in a PRINTING United wrap competition.
By Mark Kissling

Luckily for us, there were only five teams,” said Krystal Miszewski, owner and sole operator of Candy Wraps (Orlando, FL) , referring to the recent PDAA Pro Team Relay, a wrap competition held at PRINTING United in Dallas. “Honestly, I was ready to be cut the first round due to my own errors ... I was so flustered, I didn’t set up right. I was very grateful for Kristin’s performance. She pulled us through to the second round.”

Krystal had only just met her teammate for the two-person competition, Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner, who owns and operates WrapStar Pro (Citrus Heights, CA) . SGIA – producer of Printing United (formerly their namesake expo) – had created the Krystal-Kristin combo because they thought “it would be great to have an all-female team compete,” according to Christina Rosado, community development manager for SGIA. In addition to pairing with Krystal for the Relay, Kristin delivered one of the many motivating addresses at the show’s Women in Print Alliance Breakfast.

The PDAA Pro Team Relay, sponsored by ORAFOL, FLEXcon and Yellow Tools, involved four stations in a relay-style format: a car’s quarter panel, a rivet wall, a two-panel graphic on a rough surface and a two-color vinyl on acrylic. Five teams entering on day one were pared down to three to face off at the end of the second day, with the entrants judged on their speed and quality.

Having fallen short of performing to her understandably high expectations in the first round – after all, she’s Orafol, 3M, Avery Dennison, PDAA and Geek Wraps certified – Krystal was determined to excel in the day-two final. Installing in front of a crowd is nothing new for her. She’s led two beginner courses for Orafol and will be demonstrating that company’s wrap films at next year’s ISA Expo in her hometown. As an instructor, she’s noticed that beginners have the most difficulty “reading, understanding [and] feeling the vinyl,” as well as squeegeeing techniques. Her advice, offered by so many, is “practice makes better!”

THE FINAL THREE

For the Relay’s three-team final, Krystal and Kristin reviewed their strategy, then, when the clock started, dashed through the four stations. “I started right and was able to finish with enough time to go over our work and make our areas as good as possible,” Krystal said, and while their work did surpass one finalist team, they were edged by another. Blake Madsen from Remix Wraps (Minneapolis, MN) and Keiichi Hasegawa of C17 Media (Richmond Hill, ON, Canada) took first place and the top prize of $1,000 each. Second place earned Krystal and Kristin assorted Orafol products.

“We worked so well together, I would love an opportunity to work with her on a project,” Krystal said of Kristin. Krystal encourages everyone and anyone to enter wrap competitions: “They provide the opportunity to show off your skill level while meeting important people in the industry – from the manufacturers to the installers to the tool makers who want to make our jobs easier.”

In addition to the new experiences, contacts and potential cash to be gained from wrap competitions, Krystal said the practice and techniques of performing under pressure contribute to improving on actual jobs. “It’s imperative we install every day to keep getting better, faster and keep learning new techniques,” she said. As for the wrap contests, themselves, “It’s great when competitions don’t put any restrictions on the way we do our wraps,” Krystal advised. “Competitions should show installers true install styles and methods.”

EMPOWERING WOMEN IN PRINT

Sun, 27 Oct 2019 16:19:11 GMT

At the third annual Women in Print Alliance Breakfast, held Thursday morning, a sold-out crowd greeted the lineup of speakers. This year’s keynote speaker was teenage fashion designer Ariel Swedroe, along with Adrienne Palmer, editor-in-chief, Screen Printing and Big Picture magazines. She was followed by Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner, owner-operator, WrapStar Pro; Michelle White, technical market manager, Vycom Plastics (Booth 7644); Tiffany Rader Spitzer, operations and technical product manager, Roeder Industries, and owner/operator RedHeaded Step Shirt Consulting Co.; and Heather Roden, strategic account manager, Zünd America (Booth 7827).

The event was packed with tips for the women — and men — in the room for getting ahead in their careers and making their voices heard. A few of those include:

Make time for yourself. The speakers all stressed that it is important to know who you are, and to take the time to be content with yourself. You can’t succeed in a professional capacity, or expect anyone else to believe in you, if you don’t first believe in yourself.

Set goals, and then work to achieve them. It doesn’t matter if they are weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, or even five-year goals. Don’t be afraid to set a bar so high it makes you a little nervous, and then go for it anyway.

Speak with confidence. You are good at what you do, and while it is tempting to fall back into a common habit many women have fallen into, stop apologizing for having an opinion, stop qualifying your statements, and stop discounting what you have to say before you even say it.

Get out of your own way . Too often, women allow a voice in their own head to tell them they aren’t good enough, or worth enough, or valuable enough to achieve their goals. Stop allowing that voice to dominate your mental conversation.

Don’t be afraid to fail. Every stumble is a chance to learn something that can be applied to the next situation. Don’t let a crisis or setback define you — use them to make yourself stronger, and to make you even more determined to reach your goals.

WRAPSTAR PRO WRAPPED ICE CREAM PARLOR ON WHEELS MADE LOCAL PAPER

Wed, 22 May 2019 16:24:57 GMT

Ed & Valerie Pacheco Higgins 's Ice Cream Parlor on wheels Made in the Shade made the Citrus Heights Sentinel paper! Wrapped by WrapStar Pro and designed by our amazing in house designer Ben Harman . #WrapStarPro #TeamWrapStar #MadeinTheShade #Fellers #Icecreamtruck #FoodTruckWraps #Sacramento #IceCreamParlor

https://citrusheightssentinel.com/2018/05/19/couple-launches-mobile-ice-cream-parlor/

WOMEN IN PRINT ALLIANCE

Thu, 10 Jan 2019 16:39:05 GMT

WrapStar Pro owner, Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner, was nominated to join the newest alliance within the SGIA organization, Women in Print Alliance. The Alliance is made up of 17 female members with a vast variety of print community backgrounds from all over The United States. Kristin sits on the alliance representing as a small business owner in the vehicle wrap installation and wide format printing part of the print industry.

"It’s such an honor to be nominated on the SGIA Women in Print Alliance committee. We have an amazing group of successful business women from the print community that I can’t wait to watch this alliance flourish as well as be an active member of this wonderful alliance." said Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner.

The Women in Print Alliance purpose is to attract, connect and empower women in the print community so they have every opportunity to excel! The 17 members will come together to help empower and motivate women in the idustry by continuing to do the popular alliance identity, The Women in Print Breakfast hosted at the SGIA Expo, as well as provide workshops, seminars and more in the future.

#WomenInPrintAlliance #SGIA

THE RESCUE RONNIE SHOW

Thu, 10 Jan 2019 16:34:49 GMT

The rescueronnieshow.com came to visit WrapStar Pro to check out what we're all about. It was a pleasure working with Ronnie Sylvia - Realtor with the promo video and Thank you for the opportunity. If you need a Real Estate Agent, Ronnie is your guy! Be sure to head over his social media accounts and follow him. He has some great real estate related videos as well as other videos promoting local businesses.

If you are considering getting your boat, company vehicle or personal car wrapped then WrapStar Pro is the place for you.
Owner/ operator Kristin Lanzarone gives us a tour of her shop and tells us what they do on a daily basis.

Shout out to Kristin for being a kick A$$ empowered woman owner in a male dominate industry!

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WRAPSTAR PRO IS PDAA MASTER CERTIFIED INSTALLER

Fri, 18 May 2018 16:42:07 GMT

L ast month WrapStar Pro took the graphic installation business to the next level by successfully completing the PDAA Master Certification Test. The National certification of the PDAA Master Certified is a recognized program in installation excellence. It requires proven proficiency and demonstrates WrapStar Pro can do any installation job with confidence. Certification means joining a group of graphic installers who have achieved the highest degree of industry recognition and prowess. The certification is granted to graphic installers who have achieved industry recognition and expertise. WrapStar Pro had to pass the written and hands on tests that are designed for installers to demonstrate their graphic installation knowledge and proficiency.

When Kristin Lanzarone-Scribner, the owner, began the certification test with two days of hands on training with legend Rob Ivers, she blew them away with her installation knowledge and experience. Coming from an individual who has never taken a min of training and has self studied vinyl by understanding how to finesse the material over time through experience. One particular task, which is every installers fear, when it comes to window knock outs on commercial vans is always a challenge on which technique is best preferred. Kristin successfully tried every technique that was taught, however, there is one technique that is extremely challenging and isn't recommended for the rookies. Rob Ivers set Kristin up for a challenge and she took it in full force. Rob told Kristin that he has only had one person successfully be able to perform this challenging technique and have the install come out flawlessly. Kristin performed the challenge and came out on top with a flawless install. Rob was blown away. He then questioned her if she would be performing this technique on the Master Certification test. Kristin told him absolutely! Kristin did just that for the Master Certification Test and performed another flawless install with no stretching or distortion of the graphic from stretching. Upon completion of the full Master Certification testing, Rob told Kristin she was bow one of two individuals to ever compete that task in the testing program and come out flawless. With that being said Kristin is the first female ever to perform this technique in the Master Certification Test.

HOW WE GET RALLY STRIPES CENTERED & STRAIGHT

Tue, 05 Sep 2017 16:48:32 GMT

We go the extra mile at WrapStar Pro to ensure your stripes are dead center & straight by using the proper tools... not just a tape measurer. #wrapstarpro #teamwrapstar #vinylbykristin #rallystripes #cobra

WRAPSTAR PRO & ALL QUALITY GRAPHICS GRAND OPENING

Mon, 12 Jun 2017 16:54:30 GMT

What an amazing turn out for the WrapStar Pro - All Quality Graphics Grand Opening & Citrus Heights Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. I personally thank everyone who attended to witness this special event as well as those who couldn't attend that sent messages. It's been a long 2.5 yrs of blood n sweat rebuilding my brand and reputation to make it this far. I wouldn't have made it to this next level as quickly as I did without the help from Jessica Tillery-DeCelle asking me to partner with All Quality Graphics in their new building. I am beyond blessed and thankful for the power partnership and all of those who have helped me get to where I am today! I wouldn't have come this far without all of you!

THANK YOU- Dave Hanson David Campbell David Campbell Joe Rhodes Jr. Jeff Neumann Jr John Bounds & Ben, Savannah Ramsey Nick Lyons Jena Lyons Jennifer Dore LaPenna & Patrick, Brand Little Jamie Clifton Nate Boomhower Sandy Armstrong Lauren Spencer Randi Rodoni Eric Snyder Brian Denton Decelle DeCelle Anthony Decelle Don Swartz John Mamula Rick Andersen Terry Deal Jane Annin Ron Sutton Ron LeGue Rob Orlando Ken Sypolt Josh Combs Corey Fenske Jesse Taylor Chris Burgess Tony Palmer Tony Dalessandro Joanna Havey Krystal Phillips , Chris Anderson Kelly Andersen Mark Gregg Ashley, my son Veloce and to everyone of my customers & followers for supporting me!

Peace- Love- Happiness & Kick Ass! WrapStar Pro ♥

WRAPSTAR PRO TITLE SPONSOR FOR RB BASS ANGLER NATE BOOMHOWER

Mon, 12 Jun 2017 16:51:14 GMT

WrapStar Pro Sponsors Nate Boomhower and joins RB BASS Group.

Sacramento Ca, June 2017

WrapStar Pro signs Title Sponsor deal with RB BASS Tournament Angler Nate Boomhower and joins the RB BASS Group sponsor family. Nate will be sporting a new Boat Wrap for 2017 and 2018. A cutting edge design that has been put together by Wrap Star Pro and Nate. This new Boat wrap will be viewed by many as Mr Boomhower travels the busy state of California to his many fishing and tournament destinations.We welcome Wrap Star Pro to our sponsor Family.

http://rbbassfishing.net/bass-fishing-news/nate-boomhower-lands-title-sponsor-wrap-star-pro/

BEST LOOKING WRAP AWARD

Sun, 13 Nov 2016 16:56:54 GMT

PROPER VEHICLE PREP FOR A VINYL WRAP

Mon, 17 Oct 2016 16:59:55 GMT

Removal of all door handles, lights, molding trim, etc. Proper vehicle prep/dismantling is critical for the best wrap longevity. WrapStar Pro takes quality matters serious for each job we do! #wrapstarpro #vinylbykristin #teamwrapstar

WHY WRAPS WORK FOR YOUR COMPANY

Tue, 09 Aug 2016 17:02:04 GMT

Did you know that a wrap is 40 times more cost effective than a standard tv ad? Wraps work for your company 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and all for a one time advertising expenditure!
Join the team and Get your business on track by Calling us today to book your wrap! 916-275-2012

#wrapstarpro #vinylbykristin #teamwrapstar

CHROME DELETE WITH A BUMPER WRAP

Sat, 09 Apr 2016 17:03:43 GMT