winter work

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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by Ryankin (unclaimed legacy handle), Nov 9, 2005. 4 replies, last reply Nov 15, 2005.

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if anyone needs a hand on any bigger projects this winter please let me know... Not really doing much this winter besides snowboarding and getting ready for a home and garden show... Not for striping (lol). thanks again ryan

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DonUnclaimed legacy handle
DonUnclaimed legacy handle

Might help if you put where you were from & willing to go to. Not much striping where there is snowboarding. Also Might want to put it on the free employment classifieds at the NPCA forums (a ways down the forums page) http://www.pavementpro.com/forum

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RyankinUnclaimed legacy handle
RyankinUnclaimed legacy handle

please excuse me... I am from cleveland Ohio and am willing to go anywhere the sun shines. I usually make two trips out west to snow board but not taking my equipment with me.... thanks ryan

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wjacobsUnclaimed legacy handle
wjacobsUnclaimed legacy handle

Hi Just found your website... Can someone tell us about the clorinated rubber paint. Also are there any horror stories about it drying in the machine? We normally use latex but we have several jobs to complete during the winter and are unsure of what to use in freezing temperatures. We use an Airlessco Sure Stripe 3000. Also what is used for cleanup of machine using this paint?

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RobertUnclaimed legacy handle
RobertUnclaimed legacy handle

Latex is much more likely to leave solids in your machine. Chlorinated rubber is actually easier on the machine. Clean up with mineral spirits.

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