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Insurance Time Again
would you call a heat gun a paint stripper.
trying to get them to understand that a heat gun comes in a box with one of the uses is a paint stripper.
cover use of heat gun
excludes use of a paint stripper.no more than 2lt of inflammable liquids in a container.
thinners comes in a 5 lt tin ??
petrol 5lt canjust had enough and this is a dedicated sign shop insurance, will see when the new paper work comes if they have understood what i have said.
chris
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8 Replies
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Vote with your feet Chris and take your business elsewhere. It’s about the only thing these @rseholes will understand. 🙄
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Phil you recommended them 😀 😀 😀 😀
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In that case – I apologise for recommending them – take your business elsewhere if they are giving you the run around.
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:lol1:
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Phill its fine
there are parts of the cover that others dont do but they just like to alter something dont they.
chris
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Had one place send me a policy to sign that excluded any outdoor fitting……. 🙁
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Insurance can be a pain Chris.
The best way is to negotiate your way around it, but if heat guns are the only sticking point then I would suggest just making sure that your heat guns come in a box that says "heat gun" on the side, with no reference to paint stripping, then you could point to that in the event of a claim. It would also be best to avoid any that come with any paint stripping specific nozzles bundled.
We’ve got a Motor Trade policy with AXA and don’t get any petty restrictions like that. Certainly with a garage type policy they aren’t frightened of a few gallons of petrol and some heat tools.
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I’m with the NFU Chris, did not get any problems with them, when I had my flood through the roof right on top of all my vinyl they paid it within 4 days mate.
I was with A plan before and when I was going to move they were asking all sorts of silly questions, I went to the NFU told them I will be moving soon they just said fine just give us your new address:D
Nick.
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