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P1 Wraps completes project for King’s College London


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1 Wraps has completed a six-vehicle full-wrap project for King’s College London, using a complete non-PVC 3M Envision graphics system selected to complement the university’s environmental objectives. Five brand-new electric Ford Transit Customs were delivered together to P1 Wraps’ Bognor Regis headquarters, followed slightly later by a larger electric Ford Transit, by Wessex Fleet who supplied the vans.


King’s College London wanted the vehicle graphics specification to reflect the same sustainability thinking behind operating an electric fleet.


P1 Wraps recommended 3M Envision


Print Wrap Film LX480mC together with 3M Envision Gloss Wrap Overlaminate 8548G – a complete non-PVC print-film and overlaminate system.


The large-format graphics were printed in-house on the company’s HP Latex equipment at P1 HQ in Bognor Regis. All six vehicles were fully wrapped, with large printed panels installed across the exterior bodywork to create the finished King’s College London liveries. Angus Waddell, founder of P1 Wraps, said: “King’s wanted the graphics to reflect the same environmental thinking behind running an electric fleet, so material choice was an important part of the project. “It was also our first project with Wessex Fleet and they were fantastic


Non-PVC 3M Envision graphics system was used for P1 Wraps’ recent project


to deal with from start to finish. We’re extremely pleased with how the completed fleet turned out and hopefully this will be the first of many projects we work on together.”


Embrace Building Wraps decorates grandstands at Silverstone E


mbrace Building Wraps has completed its Audi commissioned project to created wraps for


several Silverstone grandstands. The campaign by BBH London


features a bright red Audi RS graphic and a stylised tyre-track forming the four-ring logo. Audi’s goal was to cover the side and rear façades of the Becketts, Luffield and Village stands with vibrant, durable mesh banners for a long-term display running through 2026 into 2027. Embrace provided a fully managed,


turnkey solution – co-ordinating with Silverstone’s team and the client, finalising materials and engineering,


and handling all design, printing and installation logistics. Engineers measured the exact


scaffold geometry and calculated wind loads to custom-design metal frame supports and fixings for each wrap. Flame-retardant, open-weave mesh


PVC was specified for the banners, so wind can pass through the material without tearing the print. All graphics were printed in-house on wide-format UV printers, and where a grandstand’s banner exceeded one sheet, Embrace printed it in adjacent panels and joined them on site. Panels were attached at the top and tensioned downward using ratchet


Embrace Building Wraps completes Audi wrap at Silverstone


tensioners and turnbuckles, pulling the vinyl taut and eliminating wrinkles. All perimeter fixings were equipped with thick rubber padding to guard against punctures, and the rope edges were reinforced and equipped with heavy-duty eyelets.


PPDS completes studio for Mute Madness Studio P


PPDS helped Mute Madness Studio upgrade its technology


| 26 | September/October 2026


PDS has completed an installation for Mute Madness Studio, a multimedia content company. The client needed something that could allow the Mute Madness team to share their content from their own devices. Working together with PPDS Partner, OmniChannel BG, the Mute Madness team laid out their criteria and the use cases for their screen, quickly finding that the Philips Business TV had everything integrated to deliver the reliability, compatibility, and ease of use required for their dynamic production environment.


The implementation process was smooth and straightforward, with no technical complications or integration challenges.


The display was quickly incorporated into both the studio workflow and event setups, working effortlessly with existing equipment and the signal chain. Jordan Mihajlov, CEO and producer at Mute Madness Studio, said: “The Philips Business TV’s intuitive operation required no additional configuration or training, allowing our team to adopt it immediately and maintain uninterrupted production efficiency from day one.”


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