Damon has a thread on his setup. I got jealous so I figured I'd start one on mine
Transferring from Trailer To Box Truck
- Thread starter BIG WOOD
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Cleanworks
Moderator
Use a heat or steam gun to get the adhesive off. You're coming up in the world Matt. Good job.
GreenTechAgain
Member
Brake cleaner will be the only thing to get the adhesive off.
Nice truck, best of luck. You are gonna love that cab over.
Nice truck, best of luck. You are gonna love that cab over.
Congrats Matt! You're going too fast.You need to be more like me and park it in your backyard for a few months while everyone on the internet makes fun of you. 
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Adhesive remover applied with ample dwell time will yield best results with least anount of effort and overall time.
I started using goof off and it was taking the paint off with the adhesive as well. I used a few other things and didn't like the outcome and found that wd40 did the best. I sprayed it on, loved that it stayed on and didn't evaporate immediately, let it dwell, and started scraping. There's just a tad left on it, and I'm gonna see if my wrapping company will let me get by with it. If not, I'm just gonna pay them extra to remove it themselves. I'm burned out on scraping
As for the door, I have a local welder machine dude that did all the cutting and remaking of the frame. There's a trailer company that builds enclosed trailers in a county next to mine that's gonna install the door this thursday.
As for the door, I have a local welder machine dude that did all the cutting and remaking of the frame. There's a trailer company that builds enclosed trailers in a county next to mine that's gonna install the door this thursday.
Kevin De Medeiros
Member
GreenTechAgain
Member
If that is just latex paint on the floor, you will be sorry. I know, I made the mistake myself.
It smells like polyurethane. Did you get that blue gallon container at the auto parts store? And did you put it on a van metal or a wood floor like mine?
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
You will love having that ramp.
More pics! And don't make them thumbnails! Marty has bad vision.
Has anyone slammed on the breaks with the cab not lockef
GreenTechAgain
Member
I like option 3.
I put a plywood floor over the planks. I used the liner paint from Harbor Freight which is holding up well. I put down the paint flecks that you buy at Home Depot for garage floors that turned out really well.
Desk Jockey
Member
2 or 3.
I like 3 but on 2 you can read "Currahee" better.
WTF is that?
I like 3 but on 2 you can read "Currahee" better.
WTF is that?
A big ugly hill that my city names everything after2 or 3.
I like 3 but on 2 you can read "Currahee" better.
WTF is that?
Desk Jockey
Member
You could have just said "Marty". No need for sneaky code names. 
Nate The Great
Member
I like the first one, the orange makes it "pop"... But I'd add .com right under the name and put a phone number where the website is currently... But I don't know jack, so take it with a grain of salt...
Nice designs, better than the other guy.....
Nice designs, better than the other guy.....
I agree. But shit-can the cursive.I like the first one, the orange makes it "pop"... But I'd add .com right under the name and put a phone number where the website is currently... But I don't know jack, so take it with a grain of salt...
Nice designs, better than the other guy.....
clean image
Member
Just looking at all 3. The first stands out .. not even close
Agreed. Unless that the way the local write it, it would also change font
Agreed. Unless that the way the local write it, it would also change font
Mikey P
Administrator
1, keep the cursive
Not with a word like Currahee. Any out of towners can't read it if they don't know what currahee is. And yes, there are several of them in my area that own lakehouses and surrounding counties
Desk Jockey
Member
Too hard to read.
Shane T
Member
#1 - Stay with the cursive, your market is familiar with the name and won't have any trouble reading it.
