Ads to Appear on Parking Lot Stripes

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In the seemingly endless quest to plaster every last surface of the world with advertising, Denver ad man, Greg Gorman, creator of the Budweiser frogs and their signature “Bud-Wei-Ser,” has applied for a patent and trademarked the words, “Parking Stripe,” which is the name of his company. The company will work with 3M, a client of Gorman’s at Golden advertising, and parking lot owners to adhere special strips containing ad messages right over existing parking lot lines. Parking lots could become very colorful places in the not too distant future.

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