Billboards
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Tim Mcculla
Tim McCulla
They change them out to fast here to clean - a very old sign would be a year old.
about 15 years ago, I did a job for Viacom (now CBS outdoor) to cut out rusted cat walks, replace with new, grind and paint the pole (60 ft about 10 ft around) and paint the T- 111 at the base (4' by 48 x 2 sides). It was a painful learning experience, I thought I was going to make a fortune but instead lost my shirt.
I would say you would have a better chance of doing that type of maintenance rather than cleaning the sign
about 15 years ago, I did a job for Viacom (now CBS outdoor) to cut out rusted cat walks, replace with new, grind and paint the pole (60 ft about 10 ft around) and paint the T- 111 at the base (4' by 48 x 2 sides). It was a painful learning experience, I thought I was going to make a fortune but instead lost my shirt.
I would say you would have a better chance of doing that type of maintenance rather than cleaning the sign
Electric ones with DI unit, water fed poles work great on them
Tim Mcculla
Tim McCulla
Oh, Didn't realize what type of sign it was. i would agree with Ron, I would use my window cleaning stuff for the delicate stuff - carbon fiber pole w/ brush and "Pure Water" to rinse.
Good luck, sounds like a fun project.
Good luck, sounds like a fun project.
They actually work great, my first experience was at the ball field here. Decktronix score boards.
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Chris Tharpe
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Most billboards are made of vinyl tarps. I have an old Budweiser one that's good for mat washing.
I have only done electric