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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
I got this idea after looking at Daviddear30's post.. I went to the 99cent store and bought a pack of hooks, stuck them inside a bucket and voila, my new wheel & tire bucket.
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the problem with that is you have to take all the brushes out whenever you want to use the bucket.
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Originally Posted by fightnews
the problem with that is you have to take all the brushes out whenever you want to use the bucket.
by the way i put my wheel brushes into one of my buckets with grit guards so they drip dry then i throw them in my smaller wheel bucket.
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Do you purposely pose your kitten in your photographs?
I mean seriously: the cat's on your detail projects like white on rice.
Perfection is attained by slow degrees; it requires the hand of time. (Voltaire)
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Originally Posted by zmcgovern45
Or use a pegboard....
Cart is a great idea! No idea why I haven't done this. I'm currently using Rubbermaid FastTrack in my garage. Generally very good, but not for small items. I have all my brushes and other stuff in hanging baskets. Not good at all. Too hard to find, and bristles get bent. Cart or pegboard is clearly the way to go.
And nice car. Not sure why, but like almost every Boxster owner I have some Carrera envy. Once we get rid of the kids I'll get a used one.
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Originally Posted by Daviddear30
I have a wheel bucket that I store most of my wheel brushes in -no picture at the moment--just a whit 4.5 gallon no frills bucket
I have a few metal cabinets in the garage and I have a lot of these magnetic hooks plus zipties for brushes. The magnet hooks are from harbor freight for 4 for-$4
David
thanks, good tip. went out & got me some. plenty of cabinets to let them hang & dry. then store them away once they're dry.
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Originally Posted by kevincwelch
Do you purposely pose your kitten in your photographs?
I mean seriously: the cat's on your detail projects like white on rice.
Nope, she's just always around.
Originally Posted by fightnews
the problem with that is you have to take all the brushes out whenever you want to use the bucket.
No I don't, the brushes stay in while I add a bit of car soap and fill the bucket with with water... That's not the same bucket I'll be using as my wash bucket with mitts. I have a total of 6 buckets, 2 of them are currently full of dirty towels.
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Added a couple of Home Depot racks to my Luxor cart (shower hooks work well too). For the smaller brushes, I hot glued some small PVC pipe onto the cart. Holds those brushes well.
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Those brush storage ideas look great. The only downside I can see is kids. I can absolutely see my boys getting bored and deciding to use those to clean their bikes, or do who-knows what else. Just too compelling looking not to use when displayed like that. Maybe hidden away is better for now. 4 years to go...
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Re: Detailing Brush Storage Ideas?
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
I got this idea after looking at Daviddear30's post.. I went to the 99cent store and bought a pack of hooks, stuck them inside a bucket and voila, my new wheel & tire bucket.
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this is a good idea and you can dedicate that bucket to store those brushes and not to mention when you are done they can drip and dry inside the bucket too...
p.s. cute cat
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