Mike Zick Installations Inc

Things have definitely picked up around here. It’s been a solid run of trailers and box trucks. A big thank you to Ben E Keith Beverages, R&K Distributors & Beverage Truck and Trailer for the consistent work.

It’s been a trailer heavy kinda week so far. Yesterday I do the first Michelob Ultra World Cup trailer for Ben E Keith beverages but today I got to work with Amon Carter Museums on their next exhibit coming. Tomorrow is a 3M train in g class in San Antonio and then back to trailers. Thankful for all the work.

Many years ago when I first went out on my own doing installs, I got connected with a rodeo promoter out of East Texas. That promoter is gone but one of his guys, TC Long has become one of the top Rodeo Announcers in the country. So when Summit Graphics produces his wrap and TC calls to have it wrapped, of course I’ll get it done.

Sometimes you get a project that you didn’t know how cool it really is until you do it. This is a simple wall mural I installed at Amon Carter Museum this morning. The mural is for a George O’Keeffe exhibit there. The cool part was she was an art professor at West Texas A&M back in the early 1900’s and both of our girls graduated there. One with her nursing degree and the other with her Masters in Communication.

Time for another photo dump of things happening around here lately. Big thanks to everyone who has trusted me with their graphic installation needs.

Today was transformation day Elite Motorsports. This brand new white prostock car was turned Nardo Gray High Gloss with 3M 2080 films.

This week was super long but really rewarding. Started in Corpus Christi with some trailer roofs and Matt Webb from 3M assisting with his film. Then throw in a 48’ Budweiser trailer in Fort Worth. Next up was teaching a 3M Fleet Class with Scott Decker in San Antonio and finished up with a van wrap in Fort Worth…. Not a typical week but damn!

Back to my normal install day activities!

A long day yesterday turned into a late night getting back home but this is how the Factory X Chevrolet Camero turned out for the Stanfield group.

Today’s victim is gonna be a color change from white to 3M 2080 Nardo Gray.

This is today’s “victim” (as I call it).