Painting Preparation

[Ed Kennell 46,091]

I hope you do more painting prep than our State Guvment.

 

PENN DOT repainted the lines on my road today.

 

They skipped over a few spots.

 

                                                                Stones washed out on the road

                    

 

                                                    A bag of trash

 

                                    

 

 

                                                             And a squirrel

                                     

 

[Easton Rich 1,232]

Wow. Thats pretty pitiful. I'd say its an act of ignorance from a PENN DOT employee and maybe not the state. Let's hope they fix it

[Brockport Bill 2,364]

most of that painting equipment is now computerized -- the worker just drives the truck -- paint computer obviously not a wildlfe lover

[rjg854 13,050]

At least they didn't paint the squirrel 🐿️  

[SylvanLakeWH 31,443]

Sadly, viewed as production work... get out of the truck to move a carcass? Nope... bag of trash? Nope... wash out impact line quality? Oh well.

 

I have a picture somewhere of a paint line going in to a McDonald's... lunch break... oops... meant to turn off the sprayer... didn't... supersize me.

 

Just sad... 

[JoeM 9,949]

Here they paint the lines then two weeks later they tar and chip over the the lines.

Also, a big difference out your way the roads are much better, even the side roads are nice. You can tell it is closer ti HQ

[Ed Kennell 46,091]

23 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

get out of the truck to move a carcass? Nope... bag of trash? Nope.

A $50 leaf blower zip tied to the front bumper of these $300,000 paint rigs could blow off the trash and road kills.      Maybe add a remote switch for the driver.

 

[Handy Don 16,624]

52 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

Maybe add a remote switch for the driver.

Sounds like a potential job description upgrade! . 

[953 nut 66,169]

1 hour ago, Ed Kennell said:

A $50 leaf blower

Ed, that would have to go out for bid and you know the DOT specifications would drive the price up to several thousand dollars  .      Next the public employees' union would protest having additional duties put on the employee.         To say nothing of the danger posed by those rechargeable batteries.     without suitable training the blower could pose a significant hearing and eye hazard.