If you delivered the load, then your the placard remover. As i think i said on another thread. Make sure you are in a safe place ( at the plant or reciever). Get you some engine starting fluid. Spray placard, light it up, let it burn out, scrape off with a putty knife. Or use a small blow torch. Have used this method more times than i can remember. The torch tends to get put out by the wind, starting fluid not so much. Happy peeling!
Removing adhered placards from shipping container
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As for removing them, I carry a short handled scraper, available at any hardware store for about $19.99 and an extra blade, usually last about 5 or 6 yrs. -
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