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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by Kurbmarks (unclaimed legacy handle), Feb 25, 2006. 8 replies, last reply Feb 27, 2006.

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Just moved to Waco Texas from Seattle and am curious which companies paint people use in this area. I am not sure if anyone on this site is from Waco, but perhaps someone has an idea. I am asking because it appears that the paint around here holds up much better than what I have seen in Seattle. Possibly my mind is just playing tricks on me. In Seattle I used TMT Pathway and Colombia paints. By the way Texas is great!

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Kurbmarks wrote on Feb 25, 2006:Go to #1

By the way Texas is great!

Just wait till summer, you've never experienced hot before like it gets here. You can try Standerd and SW.

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SEATTLE...well remember rain, you won't be seeing that here for months or years at a time...and if we have a normal summer you may or may not live it out, if we have an easy summer you'll think it's unimaginably hot, if we have a hot summer you will be moving back to Seattle by the 4th of July And whatever you do don't gripe about the heat at less than 105-110 (depending on how many days in a row) we "natives" never do (we have seen it hotter) and people who do get on our nerves because we know you're not from here and it's like rubbing it in our face... be thankful for any rain , even when it rarely rains a lot, it's never enough and it's too rare to not appreciate...welcome to culture shock... it's ya'll not you all and we don't cook anything, we "fix" it... oh and if something Mexican food related says hot, don't eat it , the definition of hot is different for that here like the weather PS: It rains now and then where Robert lives but you're in Waco, it's not the middle of nowhere but if you drive 10 miles west of town, get on any hill, and look hard you can see it from there...

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I am living in someones tin barn and will probably feel like dinner. Should be fun! Everyone thinks i am crazy, but what doesn't kill you only makes you tougher. Have a good one.

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Living in a tin barn and will have dinner? Not sure what that means. If you are in the Dallas area and need help, please respond.

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RockUnclaimed legacy handle

Where is Texas?

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And water does come in bottles, you will need lots of it. If you don't pee for a week, it's normal, any water you drink will come out you're forehead before it ever gets to you're bladder. Rock, Texas is that country just north of Mexico.

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Not to mention the only state to have ever been an independent nation that joined the United States by choice...(what were they thinking

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Amen brotha

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