[niknik]

I don't know why he wouldn't pull off his decals before trading in.

[vipersna]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

I don't know why he wouldn't pull off his decals before trading in.

Most dont know how/fuck it up by using razors. I use rotary erasers that wont scratch the paint or fuck up anything else. They work wonders.
It's the responsibility of the selling agent (dealership) to ensure that the vehicle is safe to be sold, but not their responsibility to remove any cosmetic items. However, they often do want to remove any decals themselves because they should be trained to remove wraps/decals.

[Oswald2001]

The Seller was too lazy to remove the decals and was afraid to damage the paint.

The Dealer was too cheap to remove the decals in a way that wouldn't damage the paint.

[Azimuth]

Originally Posted by vipersna ↗

Most dont know how/fuck it up by using razors. I use rotary erasers that wont scratch the paint or fuck up anything else. They work wonders.
It's the responsibility of the selling agent (dealership) to ensure that the vehicle is safe to be sold, but not their responsibility to remove any cosmetic items. However, they often do want to remove any decals themselves because they should be trained to remove wraps/decals.

It's not that difficult to do. I bought one of my kids a high-school car that was covered with stupid looking ghetto decals, (she named her car Julio) and I took them all off in a weekend, no blades, no scratches, no problem at all.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by vipersna ↗

Most dont know how/fuck it up by using razors. I use rotary erasers that wont scratch the paint or fuck up anything else. They work wonders.
It's the responsibility of the selling agent (dealership) to ensure that the vehicle is safe to be sold, but not their responsibility to remove any cosmetic items. However, they often do want to remove any decals themselves because they should be trained to remove wraps/decals.

I was using a rotary eraser wheel, borrowed it from a guy actually. And his air tool wasn't spinning balanced, so the eraser broke apart and nailed me square in the eyeball.

Needless to say, don't use one with safety glasses. Took 4 months for my pupil to work right again.

[vipersna]

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Originally Posted by niknik ↗

I was using a rotary eraser wheel, borrowed it from a guy actually. And his air tool wasn't spinning balanced, so the eraser broke apart and nailed me square in the eyeball.

Needless to say, don't use one with safety glasses. Took 4 months for my pupil to work right again.

i always wear safety glasses but i think you may be wrong in this instance.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by vipersna ↗

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i always wear safety glasses but i think you may be wrong in this instance.

I'm guessing he meant to say, "...don't use one without safety glasses.".

[kleinephoenix]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

I don't know why he wouldn't pull off his decals before trading in.

couldn't hurt to advertise yourself somewhere else

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by kleinephoenix ↗

couldn't hurt to advertise yourself somewhere else

True.

The ISIS terrorist 'refugees' that Sheik Hussein Obama wants to bring in may be a whole new stream of future customers.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by vipersna ↗

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i always wear safety glasses but i think you may be wrong in this instance.

Typo. I should have been wearing them. I usually will always wear eye or a face shield when using air tools.

But the one time I didn't, bam.