Found this at lowes. Anyone using this? Looks quite sufficient
100 bux
500lb limit so i guess i can sit on it too, haha.
Found this at lowes. Anyone using this? Looks quite sufficient
100 bux
500lb limit so i guess i can sit on it too, haha.
Nothing wrong with Rubbermaid commercial stuff. Less chance of marring the paint than my aluminum cart. I prefer a third shelf to use more of the space, so I built my own. Here`s a link to the thread from AGO when I first built it a year ago. After a year of use, I haven`t changed a thing about it. Maybe there`s a feature or two there as a thought starter for you: Got my home-crafted cart operational - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum
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I have a small 5.5hp shop vac that`d fit nicely under there.
Might grab it tomorrow if its still there.
or my steamer would fit nicely. ..i really dont need a detailing cart but man i want one. I bet it will be more appreciated once used.
Brandt K.
I`ve always wondered how useful one would really be.
It would just get in my way, but if you have the room, give it a try.
Can`t go wrong for 100 bucks, Rubbermaid makes quailty carts. Easy to keep clean and nothing to really rust out being as its going to be around product/water. Once you get a cart you`ll wonder how you ever lived without one!
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I can`t really see the size of it? I have a cheap Harbor Freight 3 shelf cart I use. The only bad part about mine is the width when polishing. It just isn`t wide enough for any of my polishers to lay flat on it without 1/3 of the polisher hanging off. I have to set my polisher long ways and it takes up a ton of room. Just make sure you have one that meets your needs. I liked the idea of a third shelf and love how I can place all the bottles I use the most on the middle shelf and have them quickly. I also added plastic pegboard to mine so my brushes stay with me also.
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I have this exact one and it clogs up space for the few times I`ve rolled it out. I walk miles during wash detail oh well.
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Thats nice! Unless i find a crazy coupon for this rubbermade cart i wont get it. I just walked the garage and space would be an issue considering im gonna need another storage are for this weeks past orders.
That tray is pretty nice, maybe i can find a coupon for it.
Brandt K.
I have the Craftsman version which is grey for about 5 years does what I need it to.
this one looked nice...even had a bottle organizer:
Professional Detailing Cart with Bottle Organizer by Jax Wax
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i love the idea of having a cart but i cant justify having a huge cart take up my garage space. i have a folding hand truck for my buckets when i wash. i use them to put brushes/bottles on too. when i polish, i fold out both work benches on each side of the car as a seat/table
Amazon.com: New Blue 330lbs Platform Cart Dolly Folding Foldable Moving Warehouse Push Hand Truck: Office Products
Amazon.com: Giantex Hd En131 Aluminum Platform Drywall Step up Folding Work Bench Stool Ladder by Giantex: Home Improvement
not the exact ones i use but you get the idea
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The one with the bottle holes is nice.
I`m the same as Donbeezy, I don`t have the space for one and couldn`t even wheel it around a car in the garage anyways.
Will get a dual bucket dolly one of these days. I have all the products i need short of a few poorboys things i will end up buying.
Now it`s just tools/equipment and storage stuff I`m focused on.
And of course finding more jobs so these products don`t go lonely.
Brandt K.
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