Handicap blue square stencil

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vym84nnXPYc

chitown wrote on Jul 18, 2013:Go to #1

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vym84nnXPYc

Man... That guy in the end was kicking some striping butt. He sure was something to watch!

O yea he is real good, all of my are, always getting real good complements, whether is new or restripe they finish them jobs quick.

Do you go a foot off the base line? That a dedicated blue machine?

2 ft up, and yes dedicated blue, we have a dedicated machine for each color,

What paint are you using?

Sherwin williams modified Acrylic set fast

It doesn't come in blue, they mix it for us, kind of expensive, but good paint so far

Can't roller that stuff on either unless its cold out. Just dries too quick.

that there is some purty blue paint.

TXstripe wrote on Jul 19, 2013:Go to #6

What paint are you using?

That does look like a good paint. Just read about it and seems like something I should try. How much are you paying for it?

$110 per fiver

Is that comparable to Gorilla paint?

Yes,I have use gorilla this one it's better paint

We used gorilla three weeks ago, nothing like before, it came out real thin lots of overspray.

chitown wrote on Jul 23, 2013:Go to #15

We used gorilla three weeks ago, nothing like before, it came out real thin lots of overspray.

It only looks thin because it has a lot more resin in it, add a little thinner to stop the overspray.

chitown wrote on Jul 18, 2013:Go to #1

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vym84nnXPYc

The only thing I would point out that they should add an extension wand to that spray gun so you don't have to bend over so much

They need that exercise anyways lol,

chitown wrote on Jun 7, 2015:Go to #18

They need that exercise anyways lol,

LMAO, fair enough

chitown wrote on Jun 7, 2015:Go to #18

They need that exercise anyways lol,

Talking yourself out of a job. My employee right now... wow. She is in "you should buy this and this and it will help me do this or that easier" mode to the point to where I no longer need her. The last couple weeks... I've been mentally saying... good golly, just do your job or I will find someone who will. Smalltown... your employees are there to do what makes it easiest for YOU to get the job done. Not what makes it easier for them but you. No more. No less. If it is easier for me to buy them a driver then I will but if it's easier for ME to have them open paint cans or hold a wire brush then that is what is easier for me. THAT is the bottom line. There are many stand alone stripers out there who are more efficient working alone and there are others who are more efficient working with others. Just do what works best for you.