Gardner Yeaw
05-20-2007, 11:53
I got out my heat gun and my new vinyl eraser wheel on my drill
today. I managed to clean off about three feet of four inch wide,
prehistoric, dried, cracked vinyl before the wheel was pretty much
worn down. At 19.95 per wheel I think it would be cheaper to hire
someone, and much easier on my arms. Let's see .33 foot bus, both
sides, top and bottom, that's 132 feet, plus another 8 for the back,
divided by 3, multiplied by 19.95, that's $931.00.
It is in too rough of a condition to just put new vinyl over it.
Maybe I will just wait till I am ready to have it painted and have
them media blast it all off. I will admit, however that it worked
faster on the parts that were not cracked and faded.
Gardner
78FC33
today. I managed to clean off about three feet of four inch wide,
prehistoric, dried, cracked vinyl before the wheel was pretty much
worn down. At 19.95 per wheel I think it would be cheaper to hire
someone, and much easier on my arms. Let's see .33 foot bus, both
sides, top and bottom, that's 132 feet, plus another 8 for the back,
divided by 3, multiplied by 19.95, that's $931.00.
It is in too rough of a condition to just put new vinyl over it.
Maybe I will just wait till I am ready to have it painted and have
them media blast it all off. I will admit, however that it worked
faster on the parts that were not cracked and faded.
Gardner
78FC33