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dual action sand to bare metal and prime and paint, out of a gun if possible, forget these guys saying sandblasting

wire cup on an angle grinder to get all the rust off then dtm primer and dtm paint

The boom shouldnt come off the rest without you in a harness. I know of a guy who fell out out of a bucket 12-15' off the ground and is a vegetable now. Its not your well being I am concerned about its the making the rest of us look bad is why I mentioned it. You can do as you please I sure...

Nice transformation. You should think about buying yourself a harness. Every time I see you post a picture in your truck you dont have one on.

Most engineers would spec Hilti hit for this application if you cannot throughbolt. Another option is large expansion sleeves.

exactly, and now they call me every Friday to remind me of this garbage

its a hand truck on top of a shelf

46k is a bargain if you ask me. especially if that is really changing every logo on every state vehicle/building/website/stationary ect that is branded

I would recommend a radial arm saw before a compound miter, but it will work. Get a bigger blade

I didnt think so either, Ill test it out and see how long it lasts

I have a new f550 coming and it has the unpainted front fender flares. I am wrapping this truck a different color, will the vinyl stick to them?

why not do a banner with pole pockets?

the system you described doesnt ring a bell. do you have any pictures of it?

I am bidding on a job that requires interior advertising panels. They would be a fabric in the range of 9'x18'. I am looking for a high quality looking tension system possibly with a bleed frame. Something easy to change. Does anyone have experience with something like this. They all would not...

Good call, we also use the adhesive back rubber on brackets that make contact with concrete

I wont hold it against you installed with lags into truss's or the preferred method of through bolting and plating behind the truss

that's what sign hacks use as well. We use 2x2x1/4" alum angle bolted with 1/2" bolts or welded.

looks nice but its too big and too low on the wall

yes thats how we make radius topped cabinets and retainers. we even buy the alum angle pre kerf cut sometimes

besides the cranes and bucket trucks we have a few ford superdutys and a ford ranger