WallPaper Remover

[ResearchGuru]

Hey guys I was told that if i came here I might be able to find some local paper strippers. Is there anywhere else I can look for this information, any websites in particular that could help me out. If you know of any please email me.. thank you


Kristi :)

[Chris Nelson]

http://www.safeandsimple.com/

[ResearchGuru]

Wow okay thanks, I honestly didnt think anyone was going to reply back haha. I looked on the site and there is a lot of stuff I can now take a look at, thanks so very much for helping me out! :)


Kristi

[Chris Murphy]

You've got some fine tradespeople there in P-burgh. Brenda Mehring comes to mind, and there are others. Feel free to consult the "Find a Paperhanger" list off the home page for advice or service.

[ResearchGuru]

O okay well thanks for helping me out. Bout time I ask for help and someone actually helps me lol. Can i ask a silly question? Do you NEED to have any education or experience when becoming a wallpaper remover/stripper? hah I HAVE to chuckle everytime i say "stripper" sorry. See I actually have a BA in Culinary Arts. Ive been Cheffing for about 7 years and then I got sick of that and opened my own business http://www.freewebs.com/searchguru1 (The Research Guru) And Im still doing that, i just wanted to see if there was something fun and different I could do on the side.

Being a Chef and getting your foot in the kitchen door IS hard. Just wondering if someones going to give me a chance or not. Thanks Chris. Btw Nice work, I checked out your website its quite interesting!

wth... :banana: .... :disco: .... :confused: okay THATS just scary.... and YET, i had to push the button.


Kristi

[Chris Murphy]

The only formal education you could get is from Mike Zekich of Safe & Simple- but a fine education it would be. He's very accessable, drop him a line and see what he suggests. He does sell franchises; it's in his interests to see them succeed, and he's got the best business model out there.