Removing stains inside reefer trailer walls?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by PE_T, Jan 21, 2019.
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Go get some flat or satin white paint and paint over it. First do a section to see if it matches.
I stopped worrying about the scuffs and rubs against the sides a long time ago because the freight doesn't care.PE_T Thanks this. -
I’ve got all kinds of load lock marks on my walls and never heard a word about it. -
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It dawned on me to use a mechanic hand cleaner with tiny scrubbers. It worked really well. I think it would work even better with a brush.Attached Files:
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Get a childs pernament marker cleaning sponge and some water. It might work. Instead of chasing giggling kid with coloring you might chase giggling forklift too high to give a *&^% about your walls.
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Hmm, never have seen the inside of my trailer...
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