Earlier this week, I wrapped 3 stealth bomber cars for Knibbe Lettering in Amsterdam.  The vehicles are for a Volkswagon commercial for their new Caddy.  All 3 vehicles/wraps were identical.  The idea is that inside each bomber is a different car, including the new Caddy.  Current Caddy drivers will be asked to drive the cars to see if they can guess which one is a Caddy.  The idea is that the new Caddy is so much better that they won't be able to tell.  At least I think this is the idea, my Dutch isn't super good yet.  The wraps are only on for a week so calendar film was used - specifically Avery 500.  And why not calendar?  The vehicle is as flat as can be without even a moderate curve.  I wish all cars were like this.  Thanks as always to Reduan from Knibbe for the work and to Volkswagon for making a cool commercial.

On a Friday, Justin wrapped the Superb which was then photographed for their website and print campaigns. Over the weekend, the wrapped Superb was filmed driving at high speeds on a race track. Then, on Tuesday, the commercial was filmed at a studio in Amsterdam.

Justin was on set to replace any panels that needed reshooting. However, the actors had trouble removing the panels in one piece so they put a jumpsuit on Justin and they filmed him do the removal. Justin's hands are now very famous. The commercial is now arriving in Ireland.

To see the commercial and other outtakes go to: www.watisdatvoorauto.nl