Pictured above: from top left anti-clockwise: Lynsey Sweales, head office Marketing Assistant; Krzysztof Zygaldo, head office Wrapping Specialist; Perry Cooper, Joint Centre Owner, Ryan Travis, Joint Centre Owner; Lisa Cooper, Administrator; Bradley Shields, Trainee Wrapping Technician; Jenny Rope, Totally Dynamic Director

Around 100 car enthusiasts, dealers and local business people turned up for the Official Opening Extravaganza of the Lincoln division of Totally Dynamic, the UK's hottest vehicle vinyl wrapping company, at the Lyndon Business Park in Farrier Road, Lincoln, last weekend.

The throng joined Totally Dynamic's Lincolnshire franchise owners Ryan Travis and Perry and a 'substantial' number of new orders for car wraps were taken on the day, according to Perry. "It was such a good event that we're planning to have another Open Day in late spring-early summer."

The forecourt was ablaze with colour as Ryan and Perry paraded examples of the stunning vinyl wrapping work which has made Totally Dynamic first choice for Premier League footballers and international celebrities wanting to give their cars a unique look. Live demonstrations were carried out on changing the appearance of a Mercedes E350 from Black to Matt Black.

Some of the projects they have worked on recently included a Ford Focus RS for a customer who wanted it transformed to look like the Focus 500 Limited Edition featured on Top Gear, a stunning Nissan GTR, transformed from silver to matt orange, and a Rolls Royce Phantom convertible turned from metallic blue into a head-turning pearlescent yellow.

Perry continued: "Many of those who attended were local car dealers keen to give their customers the colour of car they want even if they don't have it in stock. Through us they can have the car in any colour - or colours - and successfully close another sale."

Ryan said: "Vehicle wrapping has really caught the public imagination in Lincolnshire and the surrounding area this year. It is now recognised as the smart way to give your car a unique new look at a fraction of the cost of other methods."