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Discussion in Tips & Tricks started by Robert (unclaimed legacy handle), Jun 12, 2005. 24 replies, last reply Jul 9, 2005.

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jpanzUnclaimed legacy handle
jpanzUnclaimed legacy handle
Cityboy wrote on Jun 30, 2005:Go to #17

Actually, wouldn't that be Jan. 12, 1950 , LOL!

Thats the way they code, Some stuff you just can make up. Jim

jpanz, Report#21
sdstriperUnclaimed legacy handle
sdstriperUnclaimed legacy handle

Quoting Municman, July 01, 2005 (that post is not in this thread):

All the Franklin Paint I have has the date on the lid, what other data do you need? Batch numbers for example. If you had a problem on a DOT job or similar, you could use that info.

sdstriper, Report#22
RobertUnclaimed legacy handle
RobertUnclaimed legacy handle

At a minimum, 30 inches from the tire contact side to the wall (or whatever you don't want to get hit). This won't prevent all contact, (pickup backing in) but it's the standard distance.

Robert, Report#24
Tat007Unclaimed legacy handle
Tat007Unclaimed legacy handle

Jpanz-- The codes on my Sherwin A300(white alkyd setfast) and my A303(yellow alkyd setfast) have letters and numbers that dont match your code explaination. Example White--TD03550 Yellow--TD1725H. Any ideas?

Tat007, Report#25
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