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Terry & Cheryl, Great to hear from you... We were just talking with Gary last week.. You bet we'll be there for sure!:beer

LOL Sorry man, that really wasn't my intentions all. I just didn't want to ignore folks that were saying hello. Trust me if you saw my post counts on the other boards I really don't post too much. Thanks for the welcome! I see Texas is well represented here. :cool:

That's right Checkers, I remember when Mark did Rivetron! Now that was something great for all beginners to read it was so well done. I'll have to see if I have a copy, I thought I saved it to use as a "teaching tool".. Hey Checkers.... Grape vine tells us it looks real good for that fleet job...

Thank you Kerrylim, from one Pre-Schooler to another! We can give these folks a run for there money.... Now where did I put my pacifier?...

Ya know Si, I learned a few things off you about that.... Always great to see ya Si!:beer

Thank you... I used to be able to say I share home with Rolling Rock beer but this past year they got bought out and moved..... Bummer... Great to see ya.

You have to watch even if they don't drop much. If you were doing a 53 foot trailer and the first panel dropped it will chase you all the way down the trailer and could be inches off in the end and a big, big problem.

Checkers is right on, depends where you are we have N Glantz & Sons in Monroeville and Pioneer in Pittsburgh. Pm me if you would like more advise. My history is Trim USA don't do much for me but if your a fan then they are here too. The others have every name brand you will ever need, I'll pass...

Using good material to start with can really make a world of difference also.

A great fail safe method...

Been doing fleets for better than 15 years, Traveled all over the USA working on fleets 750 trailers strong. Never apply wet. The last thing you want is moister behind a decal around a rivet. I use the same brush and a small Burns o matic hand torch. 3 holes at the bottom of each rivet and then...

Sorry there dustin, somehow I missed your post. Thank you.. Hope to see ya around! And many thanks to all yinz guys for such a warm welcome.

Nice to see ya Cadmn, I feel so young with all these educated folks like yourself..lol I'm about ready for my nap soon....:cool1:

Thank you..:wink: Whit, I'm pretty sure we have talked on another board, I go by Little Al over there... Great to see ya friend.:Coffee:

LOL my buddie Stevo!!!! Hope things are well in the deckal world my friend... Hey our Pens are looking good this year... :cool:

Thanks Geary, from one end of the US to the other... :cool1: Thank you... Amarillo Texas, I did a decals on a fire safety house for Amarillo FD a few years back. Did them up here at the factory that builds them...

I hope I was behaving myself then... And don't believe a word of what you have heard... :beer

Thanks for the warm welcome, learning from each other is what it is all about right? Working on fun projects and makes some cash in the process...:cool1:

Now I see where everyone has been hanging out.... Great to see so many faces and names I know... Be cool all I'm a proud per schooler here at my first day of school....:U Rock: