Group order planning
How to Order Club or Company Logo Door Sills for Multiple Cars
Organize several vehicle-specific sill sets around one readable design, one current roster and individual fitment confirmation.
Put one person in charge of the brief
The group-order route is designed for several sets for a club, workshop, company fleet or shared project. Choose one coordinator to collect the replies, confirm the common wording or logo and return one consolidated set of comments. Keep a single current roster so a late edit does not conflict with another participant’s version.
Keep common
Choose the club mark, company logo, project name or short phrase that should appear across the group.
Allow to vary
Record the exact sill geometry, set composition and any owner name or initials for each vehicle separately.
Build the vehicle roster before artwork
Give every car its own row: make, model, generation or chassis code, model years, body style, door count, intended positions and front-only or front-and-rear set. A shared logo does not make parts for different cars interchangeable.
- Copy the exact published product link that matches each car.
- Write the requested finish, light colour and set beside that vehicle.
- Flag year or body-style boundaries for individual confirmation.
- Keep vehicle-specific geometry separate from the common artwork brief.
Make the shared identity readable
A crest, company mark, project title or short dedication can be the lead element. Confirm that the coordinator may use the supplied artwork and spelling, then decide what is primary and what can change from one car to the next. Detailed crests often need a simpler lock-up at real sill size.
The Buick Envision image is a separate Matte PRO example for the linked Envision I application. The large Camaro reference above is a separate Stainless Steel Camaro VI example with fixed Camaro artwork. Use each visual to discuss scale and hierarchy; neither shows a completed group project.
Approve one brief, then confirm each order
1. Consolidate
Send the coordinator’s contact details, current vehicle roster, intended positions and the shared logo or wording.
2. Review
Resolve spelling, artwork permission and the visual hierarchy before production details are discussed.
3. Confirm
Ask about the exact fitment, set, price and timing for every vehicle; do not carry a decision from one model to another.
4. Freeze
Return one approved direction through the coordinator before individual production planning begins.
Ask for the terms for this roster
Requests for several sets are accepted, while price and timing are discussed individually because vehicle count, fitment differences, artwork preparation and variation between sets change the work involved. No minimum quantity, group discount or fixed lead time is stated here, so ask about those points for the specific request.
Start with the existing design request and include one complete brief. It begins a design discussion; it does not by itself confirm final price, timing, artwork acceptance or compatibility for every car in the roster. Open the contact route.
