Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
So the 14 pallets we received with the CH3 we just bought are in rough shape. They have had millions of prints on them and look a lot worse than our pallets. We need to at least resurface them. The aluminum is a bit banged up even and pretty dirty so it will take awhile to clean up. A couple of them even are burnt a bit (hopefully not warped).So I plan on buying the rubber and 3M adhesive from M&R or Action Engineering but is there anything I should be concerned with? Should I load up each one individually on the same arm on a press and check flatness with a floodbar to make sure all of the pallets are good?Would it be a better idea to buy 14 new pallets and sell these ones? I wanted to exchange them for new ones but M&R doesn't play that game. I only want to pursue redoing all of them if they will end up working fine and save us some money.
Having both removed and applied new rubber, SPEND THE $15!!!I would check the metal itself first though, no point in refurbing warped pallets.
What is the benefit of the rubber top?