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Did you miss the part where I said we paint trucks as well? We paint for the dealers, color changes on new trucks for manufacturers, cars for friends, new garbage trucks, new vac trucks not just used stuff. The paint comes off all of the last generation superdutys and all of the mack granite...

Funny you posted that, it has been in my head all day.

You gonna try to school me on paint now too? You realize that I own high volume industrial paint business and run 500-1000 jobs a year through here right? 1/2 of that is trucks and the same paint is used on them as anything else, Imron.

I call them flip flops but I think you're on to my games

This is from yesterdays decal removal with a pressure washer. Takes the paint with it. I'm not saying a pressure washer can't damage decals because they obviously can but multiple vehicles and all of them peeling from the top? Seems more like gravity and material failure working together.

Really cuz we literally do it every single day. Hot water, 4gpm 4000 psi pressure washer and buy a new one every other year. Sometimes it's easy and often times it's not and we sandblast them off. I get out plenty, don't worry about me.

What exactly did you use for material? How do you know they used a pressure washer? Seems like you're leaning heavy into that being the cause but seeing concrete on a truck doesn't mean anything. I'd be looking at the vinyl first.

Huh? Why? Do your customer a favor and paint the wall like a normal person

That's very telling Texassignmaker

A pressure washer could do it but you have to take that into consideration when doing jobs for these types of customers. We do a lot of concrete pumps and mixer trucks, they pressure wash the pumps daily and haven't had any failures. The mixers get washed between batches but not high pressure...

I heard the people in Texas wear steel toed high heels.

It's a very powerful feeling to sit at your desk with no pants on. That's what the newscasters do.

Ok I take it back but I still miss the listening lessons more.

We'd needed 2 people to cut 16ga steel, 063 alum full width took some weight and oomph. We bought a hydraulic shear a few years ago, it's great for this. My wife can use it with no help which is a plus. It's nice that you can butt 6 24x36 signs together and have it cut down in 2 minutes...

I don't wear shoes, it's a perk of being self employed.

I'll give Paul an attaboy for stopping the spam posts.