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02-25-07, 06:13 #13
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That lift is cool! No more bending over to get to the bottom of the car. I want one of those in my garage!
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02-27-07, 01:30 #14
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Quote: Originally Posted by hooked
That is quite a sweet setup you guys have there!!
2012 Subaru Forester 2.5 Premium
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02-27-07, 02:26 #15
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That lift works fantastic for me. I typically do one side of the car + hood + trunk, then turn the car around and do the other side + roof. On some cars with dirty inside door panels, I can knock that out as well at a comfortable work height...just open the door and scrub with diluted apc and a brush...makes it a lot easier.Quote: Originally Posted by shelpdoggSVT
Here's another pic of the lift

Totoland Mach2003 Mustang Mach 1
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02-27-07, 03:28 #16
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One other reason to tape that wasn't mentioned is to protect your pads. I'm not sure what piece of trim I got with my PC, but I took a little chunk out of one of my pads. I went over taped areas several times with no ill affects. The only spot where I messed up the tape was where I hit a spot at the end of a piece of tape and it wasn't stuck down well so it sort of peeled back.
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02-27-07, 03:56 #17
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Quote: Originally Posted by Totoland Mach
do you have a name for that lift and a link where to buy it.
I tried to give you karma for you posts but it is not working like it used too. Is something wrong with karma?
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02-28-07, 01:44 #18
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It's a Snap - On Lift. Wish I had oneQuote: Originally Posted by Grouse
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02-28-07, 02:53 #19
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It's from Snap-On but I've seen others that are just as good for less $$$ (Snap-On is pretty pricey stuff, but high quality).Quote: Originally Posted by Grouse
If you get a copy of Hemmings Muscle Car magazine, there are a couple of vendors that have prices, specs, pics in advertisements. There is one company in Oklahoma that makes a good quality lift for approx. $1,500.
Toto2003 Mustang Mach 1
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02-28-07, 04:38 #20
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So that's your own garage, then. Very nice. I know polishing metal/wheels is a specialty of yours - are all those BMW rims in the back ones that you do for the dealer? Just curious.
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02-28-07, 05:14 #21
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Question:
Did I see him buffing over the molding too
If he did, wont it tear up the 3M blue tape and maybe burned the molding(thin paint)?Extra coat?
Ken
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02-28-07, 06:30 #22
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doh, i did not see that giant snap on logo.
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02-28-07, 08:02 #23
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Nah, the tape isn't that fragile. There's a limit to what you can subject it to, but generally it'll withstand the polishing just fine.Quote: Originally Posted by klnycThe most interesting man in all of Autopia Land. (<--I didn't enter that!)
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