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LynnMineer
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Recently I was asked if possible to refresh a large billboard where the paint has oxydized. This billboard is quite intense with map of lake, towns, etc. Many colors. Has anyone used the product called Vivilon to refresh oxydized paint?

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Lynn Mineer
Mineer Signs
8291 63rd Ave NW
Walker, MN
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Tim Barrow
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We used to do this very often while working for the outdoor firms. Step one is to take a 5 gallon bucket,soap & water, and wash the sign,....step 2 clear the sign with chromatic acrylic clear topcoat. You don't say if you are doing this on location or in the shop so I won't address the saftey issues of rigging and climbing structures except to say if you are not familiar with the processes find someone who is,this is not the place for on the job training.

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Tim Barrow
Barrow Art Signs
Winston-Salem,NC

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Bob Burns
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I THOUGHT THAT WAS WHAT THE 'REFRESH' KEY WAS FOR!!!!

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www.vondutch.freeservers.com

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David Fisher
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I've found that a good quality truck wash and a stiff broom works well for the cleaning down process.
David

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