vinyl zapper review

[AUTO-FX]

My hope is I can rip through 2 trucks an hour on the removal. That is what I'm leaning toward in my bid. I should make some more calls because I'm still a little shaky on what to charge them.

think it out, research it, whatever, but what ever number you end up with, add a "pain in the a**" surcharge.

 

[Border]

Here's a link for you that may be helpful. http://www.toolsource.com/autobrade-dynaziperaser-decal-removal-tool-p-106312.html?sourceid=googleps

Thanks for the link! I was trying to find that thing last Summer!

Also, Mosh's tip with the Hotsie would probably be the best choice for fastest removal. Might still have a little adhesive left to clean up afterward though.

How big are the graphics you have to remove?

 

[B-RAD Graphics]

Here's a link for you that may be helpful. http://www.toolsource.com/autobrade-dynaziperaser-decal-removal-tool-p-106312.html?sourceid=googleps

 

[GZ SIGN DESIGNS]

Just used it today to remove faded gold metalic stripes off a 2004 Rouch Mustang.
took 10min .

 

[cajun312]

I've tried the Crystaltek Vinyl Off and on some brands/types of vinyl it works great, some vinyls it doesn't do anything at all.
But when it works it's like magic, no adhesive stays behind.

 

[Jackflush]

Doors have 18 x 20in. area of lettering, and the hood has three 6 in. 3 digit numbers. Im checking into the hotsie now.

 

[Border]

Doors have 18 x 20in. area of lettering, and the hood has three 6 in. 3 digit numbers. Im checking into the hotsie now.

...with small amount of area, I'd say one of the zapper tools is def. the way to go.

 

[MV Signs]

Hi, I appreciated your Post in 09' regarding Hot Pressure Washer to remove old vinyl.

Had been wondering how that would do on Removing Fleet Vinyl (numerous 53' Trailers), instead on MBX's and 3M Wheels we use?

Or for that matter, anything else to help move things along faster!

100 Chinamen, not an option...thank you for any advice.

Mike@Moonvillesigns.com