Avery Dennison has chosen 15 favorite vinyl wraps of 2015. The selection includes five vehicle wraps, as well as 10 more unique vinyl applications:

• A customized mixer wrapped in Brilliant Blue Matte by CJ Morales of Fine Lines Wraps & Tints;

• Farming equipment with throwback graphics from Don’t Drive Naked, wrapped in MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS;

• Customized golf clubs wrapped by Twisted Image with MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS;

• ’s high-heeled shoes, wrapped in black and red ;

• A mannequin wrapped for a festival in The Netherlands by Wrap Maniacs using MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS and DOL 1460 gloss overlaminate;

• A 9-foot display of solidarity during Breast Cancer Awareness month, printed by Katalyst Sign & Grafix on MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS with DOL 1360 gloss overlaminate;

• Daniel Winterberg’s video simulator, wrapped in red Supreme Wrapping Film for a German automobile manufacturer for a VIP tent at a 2015 Alpine Skiing World Cup race in Switzerland;

• Tractor and truck branding for Vineyard Vines at the 2015 Kentucky Derby, wrapped by John Lawson at USA Image with MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS and DOL 1360 gloss overlaminate;

• A hot pink dance floor created by Dolce Design ǀ New York for a wedding reception using 700 High Performance Film;

• Graphics for a pizza delivery bike printed on MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS with DOL 1360 gloss overlaminate by Red Line Design;

• Kevin Kempf won the 2015 with this wrap employing silver and black Conform Chrome with DOL 1370 overlaminate and High Visibility 1200 black reflective film;

• A vintage car featuring an embossed custom roof, wrapped with Emerald Pearl Metallic Supreme Wrapping Film by Ruthless Wraps;

• A vehicle promoting the , wrapped in black Conform Chrome with a satin overlaminate by Lettering Express;

• A multitiered effort by Kuttek Graphics using gold Conform Chrome, Black Brushed Metallic Supreme Wrapping Film, MPI 1005 Supercast Easy Apply RS, and DOL 1360 gloss overlaminate;

• And a sparkling wrap using by Gecko Wraps.

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