o1marc
Senior Member
Seems like it's not even worth it these days, the price per pound has gone down by so much you really gotta pack them in to sell them for much!
No, I don't sell, I just rent them out.

Seems like it's not even worth it these days, the price per pound has gone down by so much you really gotta pack them in to sell them for much!
On this note... I'm having a hard time getting paint to adhere to the surface of my bus. I'm assuming it's powder coated - I've sanded at 220 - humidity is 65%. Any knowledge on painting a powder coated surface!?!?
It just needs a through sanding, what type of paint are you using? Sand or scuff, wipe down with MEK or acetone, mask and spray.
I think it's a Federal thing that applies to all school buses.
So if it is legal in my state or the state the bus is registered in to keep it school bus yellow, can another state bust your balls about it if you are traveling through?
That would be one **** of an oven!!! I suppose it's possible to make an oven that large but I ain't paying the electric bill.I can assure you your bus is not powder coated. If it were, prep would be the same, scuff it with 220 or finer grit paper to give the surface a "tooth" for the new paint to adhere to.
Yeah because you never know when someone will manage to kidnap 84 snot lickers without any of them catching on to the fact that your bus is now an RV. IF the snot lickers are that stupid, then school is a waste of time, money, and resources.the intent is to ensure it is not easily confused with a school bus still in school service. I expect many states are similar.