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chad harris Posted: Nov 20, 2011 01:30 AM	Contractor Update Local material supplier/rig supplier, has made us aware that (3) fairly new contractors to the area have turned their shiny new , money making rigs back over to them. Ha! I can't understand why! It's EASY MONEY! (According to someone who"" watches"" a true foam mechanic at work) And anyone who is thinking of spending lots of money and gettinging in the biz, should just take the easy way out, and bet it all on the Packers!
John Shockney Posted: Nov 21, 2011 09:25 AM	Most people think spraying foam is easy money; they forget it is a hot, dirty, nasty job that is hard work. It also requires good business sense and marketing skills that take time to develop. And some companies need to fail so the strong survive and grow. I wish Washington with its bail outs for the few would also remember this! Airpro

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chad harris

Posted: Nov 20, 2011 01:30 AM

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Local material supplier/rig supplier, has made us aware that (3) fairly new contractors to the area have turned their shiny new , money making rigs back over to them. Ha! I can't understand why! It's EASY MONEY! (According to someone who"" watches"" a true foam mechanic at work) And anyone who is thinking of spending lots of money and gettinging in the biz, should just take the easy way out, and bet it all on the Packers!

John Shockney

Posted: Nov 21, 2011 09:25 AM

Most people think spraying foam is easy money; they forget it is a hot, dirty, nasty job that is hard work.

It also requires good business sense and marketing skills that take time to develop. And some companies need to fail so the strong survive and grow.

I wish Washington with its bail outs for the few would also remember this!

Airpro

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