While the numbers affixed to the box are permanent I wanted to find if anyone has found a material that adheres to plastic that can be removed after the tenants move out.These tenants put their last name on the outside of the metal box that I replaced that was broken.

Its also easy to clean and since its plastic its water resistant.

Might start at like 2 inches off the floor and let plastic baseboard complete to the floor. 

There were some plastic planter boxes on the ground and an open bag of soil on a deck box, a bottle of insecticide in the grass where I fell and 2 partially empty water bottles thanks to kids.

They quickly tarped it up with clear plastic and once the weather improved, came back and redid the flashing. 

Everything in the house that was plastic had to be replaced.I realize that this thread discusses the damage to structure not contents but think of all the plastic items inside a house.The irony to my friend's story is the fire department was literally across the parking lot (less than a 9 iron away).

You can get a double-sided corrugated plastic sign that will come with a cheap H-shaped wire post. 

You are better off to replace the countertop with plastic laminate that any paints out there. 

Here is some advice, rip out all the plants put down black plastic to prevent weeds from growing and plant plastic plants.

TLDR: the wise city council has moved on from solving global warming by banning plastic grocery bags and is now on a mission to protect innocent homeowners from you predatory investors. http://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/city-moves-t...