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Just had this conversation the other day...http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67388
I'm always worried about shrinkage...on the glass I mean...
I wonder if they enjoy their roads being closed for a bike race over there as I do here?
Every Sunday we a spandex bee swarm of fruity colors and bug eyed glasses clogging the roads and wondering why I want around them.
:doh:
Come on pat. All you did was push a button and screw it to the wall, right?!?!
Don't shoot..I'm only kidding.
I try to tell everyone when they say 'I'm going to look around' that I'm not going to be the cheapest in town but I'll still be here when you want something done right and the guy down...
It's so hot in here...
...that the vodka shots are evaporating as fast as I can pour them.
...that I have turned off the heaters and the prints are self curing as fast as they come off the printer.
...that the beautiful Florida beaches have all turned to glass.
:toasting::flamey:
If you're going to rewrap just hit it with a zapper. When the next wrap comes off, sand and paint the roof if it looks bad. Especially if it's going for trade in or on the curb for sale.
What kind of auto is it? Is the paint lifting? You can go with some chemicals or a zapper. (watch out for the plastic moldings)
Has your client has signed off on a damage waiver. If the vinyl is cracking the finish is going to get banged up anyway.
God Bless you and your family. My wife and I will include you in our prayers tonight.
BigfishDM is spot on. You can take his advise when the 'ol liver says you've had enough pharmies. Good luck & speedy recovery:) !
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