First and foremost, No Dinx knows customer service in and out. Phenomenal people working there. I…read morewill say though, I was once waiting on my wrap one day and was privy to a staff meeting. I heard a female manager being very demeaning to her employees. So my review. I am the owner of a vehicle that was wrapped in 3M Matte Black by No Dinx. The wrap looks amazing from a distance, but up close there were some glaring problems. Mostly, the wrap was letting up in a lot of areas in the beginning. Disclaimer, this is apparently common, I won't dispute that. I had to take it in twice to try and correct the problems and address some other issues with cracking due to the wrap being placed over sensors. Eighteen months later, the wrap is nearly completely failing at its edges. I've taken it to a wrap company in the new area I live in and was told the way the wrap was done was "lazy." This was because the wrap was layed over sensors, the hatch and mirrors were done in sections, razor scratches in the paint from trimming, and of course, the wrap was majorly peeling back in some areas, like quarter panel cameras, most of the door handles, rear hatch and hood. Mind you, this car is garage-kept and almost exclusively hand washed. Don't get me wrong, these guys are great and friendly. But the work done was not, over time, what I would have expected for $5,000. I've since removed the wrap completely and am having another company rewrap the car soon.

If you are considering having No Dinx create an original logo or other artwork as part of your…read moreproject, be advised that they will charge you extra $ for "design time" if you want the digital art file, despite this language they use on their artwork proof sheet: "No Dinx has included up to 4 hours of design time for this project." "All designs are joint property of No Dinx and the client." I understand that this seems to be standard practice, but I have worked with a number of clients over the last 20+ years who have run into a misunderstanding with No Dinx and other design shops in the region on this issue, and I believe the company should use more transparent language in their documentation to avoid this confusion. There has got to be an eloquent way of saying, "we want you to only buy stuff from us, so if you want the artwork you paid us to create, you're going to have to pay for it again." A lot of my clients have been unsuccessful in acquiring their artwork from No Dinx, and have been forced to pay me to recreate their logo instead. I also believe that if a client pays for design time, the client is the primary owner of their artwork file(s), and the designer's role after payment is to provide that artwork to the client at no additional cost. That's how I have always done things in my 20+ years in the graphic design business (especially for a non-profit organization!). You paid me for a logo, and therefore that logo belongs to you, not me. No Dinx does quality design and production work, but I don't expect them to change their business practices over this one review. This is one issue to be mindful of if there is a potential desire/need to have your artwork appear on a product from another source.