Its more like 20 dollars per hour, but they work twice as hard with a little direction, more than I care to say about some of the other folks I have working right now. AND THEY ARE ALL LEGAL...It doesn't help when our Government extends benefit's for an additional 15 weeks, there are plenty of jobs out there, endless opportunities, but its easier to eat watermelon and drink booze out of a paper-bag and hopefully fema will come and bail their azz's out. (this is directed towards the working people, not retired) Nothing prejudice, just facts, I AM THE MINORITY NOW.

Just make sure you give them 1099 forms!!

Everyone gets a 1099, no cash ,no exceptions=NO Bullsh*t

Stripp,

After you get her polished try some of this stuff called SharkHide. I saw it in a pontoon boat mag and it looks pretty good. Heck its worth the try after you get'er the way you want it.

Here's the link:
www.sharkhidemarinesales.com

Thanks . The last trailer I polished out water spoted bad . Had to repolish out once a year.My new alum tool boxes look good

Hey Strip, The truck stop recommendation is a great one. My father gets his Prevost motorcoach wheels done once a year at his favorite truck stop. Cheap and they do a great job. To keep that polished surface oxidation free, try some Zoops protective. A local Hot Rodder turned me on to the stuff.

I have bought some rod end stuff from Zoops before . I would think this protective coating stuff would be just wax?

Rob

http://www.mycotrailers.com/maintena...7-58C5DEB65A69