Stencils from Sun Brite Supply

How about a magnetic one that I can stick to the side of a semi? Insted of the "wash me" on the back I can just stencil bears pressure washing.
 
HotShot_Anthony said:
Nevermind that was going to be too much work...

Basically, the top left would be all metal with the word "Before" stenciled in the middle of that square. The top right would be all open with the word "After" in metal in the middle of that square. The whole bottom of the stencil would have "We can help" and "phone number" stenciled in.

I can picture it in my head, but don't know if it's clear trying to explain it to you guys. I think it would rock!
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I had a somewhat similar idea, I would have the words dirty then over to the right I would have the word clean with an open square above it then underneath the business name and phone number.

When you clean over it with the surface cleaner the open square and words would be clean and it would look like above the word dirty would be all dirty so you can see the difference.

I did not think about the words "We Can Help", that is a good idea.
 
Russ Spence said:
Nice! I like the stainless idea, mine are metal and I have to keep repainting them.

Good job folks!
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Russ, have you tried heat resistant paint? I'm going to try it on mine sometime. You can get it at Home Depot. It's made for high heat uses like repainting BBQ's.
 
HotShot_Anthony said:
Nevermind that was going to be too much work...

Basically, the top left would be all metal with the word "Before" stenciled in the middle of that square. The top right would be all open with the word "After" in metal in the middle of that square. The whole bottom of the stencil would have "We can help" and "phone number" stenciled in.

I can picture it in my head, but don't know if it's clear trying to explain it to you guys. I think it would rock!
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Great idea, Ant! This is something we can do. I would suggest it on a 3 line stencil. We do have a 4 line available that would do great also!
 
MHasterok said:
Russ, have you tried heat resistant paint? I'm going to try it on mine sometime. You can get it at Home Depot. It's made for high heat uses like repainting BBQ's.
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It actually works, Chris used some to paint a his stencil and forgot to clean it off thinking it would just wash off with the surface cleaner, but it doesn't come off.
 
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went out and did 48 locations last night got six calls already this morning asking for quotes to clean dumpster pads and and side walks it is great to here our phones ring again :speechless::speechless::speechless:
 
lonnie greenwood said:
went out and did 48 locations last night got six calls already this morning asking for quotes to clean dumpster pads and and side walks it is great to here our phones ring again :speechless::speechless::speechless:
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Lonnie I'm Glad that it looks like we could help you, Stencils have been making my company lots of money for quite sometime now.

Good luck and keep us posted on how your doing, maybe you will come up with some new tricks.

We are using it on vertical surfaces too now. Just a thought...
 
lonnie greenwood said:
went out and did 48 locations last night got six calls already this morning asking for quotes to clean dumpster pads and and side walks it is great to here our phones ring again :speechless::speechless::speechless:
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Good work Lonnie! I'm designing a new stencil now for Dale to make. Can't wait to start doing many a night like you!
 
Tony Shelton said:
It actually works, Chris used some to paint a his stencil and forgot to clean it off thinking it would just wash off with the surface cleaner, but it doesn't come off.
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Thanks Tony, I'll try it out.
 
lonnie greenwood said:
went out and did 48 locations last night got six calls already this morning asking for quotes to clean dumpster pads and and side walks it is great to here our phones ring again :speechless::speechless::speechless:
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LOL...... were those 48 all drive by's Lonnie or did you call and offer a free demo?
 
We do the overpass thing, the under pass thing, vertical and horizontal.

We did not buy ours from Sunbrite but theirs look great and they take all the work out of going to a local water jet place. The first ones I did were steel that I had powdercoated, I had some more made out of stainless.

Great Marketing idea.
 
When you guys put these down where do you place them. In front of potential business's or just on any sidewalk with foot traffic?
 
lonnie greenwood said:
went out and did 48 locations last night got six calls already this morning asking for quotes to clean dumpster pads and and side walks it is great to here our phones ring again :speechless::speechless::speechless:
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Thats awesome Lonnie!!!!!!!!!!!! Better than sitting on your butt. Go sign some business and show them how its done.

AC
 
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