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Cover-Up Tattoo Enquiry Form

A cover-up enquiry template — capture the existing tattoo and the client’s wishes so you can advise honestly on what’s achievable.

Description

Cover-ups are some of the most rewarding tattoos to do and the trickiest to scope, because what’s possible depends entirely on the existing piece. This enquiry form gets you the picture you need before promising anything. It asks the client to describe the old tattoo — how old, its colours, size and how dark — and, crucially, whether they can send a photo if you ask. The honest-expectations part is built in. A dark, dense old tattoo often needs a larger or bolder cover than the client first imagines, so the form asks how open they are to going bigger, which opens that conversation gently rather than disappointing them later. A field for what they’d love instead lets you judge whether their vision and the cover-up reality can meet. Use it as the front door to your cover-up work. It’s free, brand-styled, and lets you give honest, realistic advice instead of an optimistic guess.

Form fields

Everything the Cover-Up Tattoo Enquiry Form above collects — 10 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Cover-Up Tattoo Enquiry

  • Your name

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
  • Phone number

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    Telephone
  • Describe the existing tattoo — how old, colours, size, how dark

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    Long Answer
  • Where is it?

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    Short Answer
  • Do you have a photo you can send if we ask?

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    Yes/No
  • What would you like instead?

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    Long Answer
  • How bold are you open to going?

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    Dropdown
  • Anything else we should know?

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    Long Answer
  • I'm happy to be contacted about my enquiry

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    Consent
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Cover-Up Tattoo Enquiry Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What makes cover-ups harder to quote than new tattoos?

Because what’s achievable depends on the existing tattoo — its size, darkness and colours. A dense old piece constrains the new design, so you need to see and understand it before advising, which this form sets up.

Why ask how bold the client is willing to go?

Because dark old tattoos often need a larger or bolder cover than people expect. Raising it gently in the enquiry opens an honest conversation early, rather than disappointing the client at the consultation.

Do you need a photo?

Usually, yes — a cover-up can’t really be assessed without seeing the existing tattoo. The form asks whether the client can send one if requested, so you can follow up and give proper advice.

Can any tattoo be covered?

Not always as the client first imagines — very dark or large pieces may need laser fading first, or a bigger cover. The enquiry lets you give an honest view rather than over-promising.

Is this a booking?

No — it’s an enquiry to assess feasibility. A consultation and booking follow once you’ve seen the existing tattoo and agreed what’s achievable.

Is the form free?

Yes. It’s free with a Fun Forms account, fully brandable, and ready to embed or share as a link.