New Custom Color Options with Sage Oil Vac
You asked and we listened. Sage Oil Vac is now prepared to bring your mobile lube equipment dreams full circle with our new custom color options. For years, the standard color for truck bodies has been oil vac white, and the standard colors for trailers, skids and carts have been oil vac yellow tanks with oil vac gray unit frames. But after seeing the increasing inquires for custom colors, Sage decided it was time to create more options. For an additional per unit upcharge, we now offer a select palette (see below) of new paint choices. Customers can also elect to provide their own color specifications outside of the color palette, but will be subject to an additional one-time color match fee.
Sage Oil Vac Paint Process
1.Verify paint selection with customer.
2.Pressure wash frames with a degreaser to remove mill oil and blast fabricated frames with Garnett, to prep to surface for paint.
3.Paint system using PPG Industrial Urethane DTM paint.
4.Touch up product as needed.
Please contact Sage Oil Vac for more specific paint information and custom pricing upcharges. View the color options here.
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