McClure Concrete Fleet Wraps
The weathered wood-grain Colorado flag look we designed for McClure Concrete, rolled out across their pickups, crane trucks, trucks and trailers.
About the Job
What they needed
A bold, recognizable fleet look that works across every kind of vehicle and machine McClure runs, from Silverado flatbeds to their crane and boom trucks.
The design
We designed McClure's look in-house: the Colorado flag over weathered wood grain, with their logo riding on top. Every new unit gets it. We keep the master files and adapt the layout to each vehicle, so a new pickup matches the crane truck we wrapped before it.
On the show floor
In 2025, one of McClure's Colorado flag crane trucks was on display at World of Concrete in Las Vegas.
The site
Most installs happen at McClure's yard in Aurora. The surfaces change with whatever rolls in: new and used pickups, trucks, trailers and heavy equipment.
What we used
3M IJ180Cv3 with 8518 gloss laminate and 3M LX480mc with 8548 gloss laminate, all printed on HP Latex 700. Primer 94 goes on the high-wear, high-tension areas, and the big equipment gets a ceramic coat when we're done.
The hard part
Concrete equipment gets pressure-washed every day and beat up the rest of the time. Graphics only last on it if they go on right: panels planned for fast installs with as few seams as possible, film never overstretched, and primer where the tension is highest. Done that way, these wraps regularly last five to seven years of heavy washing.
Timeline
We work to their schedule: when a vehicle or machine arrives, and before it goes into service. Most vehicles are done in a single day. Large equipment takes three to four days, ceramic coating included.
The result
One of the sharpest fleets in Denver's concrete industry. McClure puts real time and money into how their equipment looks, their reputation shows it, and they keep sending new clients our way.
Photos From the Install
