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Need Trailer Sandblasted in Michigan

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Foxtrot2
Reg. Aug 2005
Posted 2006-01-17 1:10 PM (#35605)
Subject: Need Trailer Sandblasted in Michigan


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I have a four horse stock trailer that needs sandblasting and repainting. Anyone have any suggestions on where to go? I'm in the lower half of lower Michigan. Any other suggestions on repainting the trailer would be welcome. Thanks!
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MichaelD
Reg. Apr 2004
Posted 2006-01-18 8:12 AM (#35645 - in reply to #35605)
Subject: RE: Need Trailer Sandblasted in Michigan


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Have you talked with any car paint shops?I have seen an occaisional horsetrailer in front of them.

Mike

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terri s
Reg. Sep 2005
Posted 2006-01-18 8:42 AM (#35647 - in reply to #35605)
Subject: RE: Need Trailer Sandblasted in Michigan


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Many college vo-tech programs will do work like that also.
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arroyoseccofarm
Reg. Apr 2004
Posted 2006-01-18 10:18 AM (#35658 - in reply to #35605)
Subject: RE: Need Trailer Sandblasted in Michigan


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Check out TL Hart Company in Lansing.

 

www.tlhart.com

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hounddog
Reg. Dec 2005
Posted 2006-01-19 12:39 AM (#35703 - in reply to #35605)
Subject: RE: Need Trailer Sandblasted in Michigan


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Freightliner truck dealers that have a body shop.The one near me does NOT use sand any longer.Its plastic beads that remove rust and scale without eating away metal per se.
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