09-30-2007, 01:39 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Windsor, Ontario
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Originally Posted by blk45  That is a great deal. Congrats! What's the company's name? Thanks. | The company was called Metroline Aviation. They buy truckloads of various things and resell them. Here's their ebay store: Quote:
Originally Posted by Black Diamond Sweet! Looks like a great setup. | Thanks Black. Quote:
Originally Posted by duaneb9729 Great looking set up! Before i installed my unit heater in my garage, i used a propane spot heater or "sun flower" type heater, it clamped right on the twenty pound propane tank, and just went out an hour or so before i wanted to work in my garage and it would get it up to a nice working temp, but necessarily good detailing temp, i currently use my old heater on job sites, working on old homes without heat here in Minneapolis, MN all winter and stay comfortable, this type of heater heats the objects in the room, tools, the car etc just a point to keep in mind this heater would burn the paint off your car if it is too close, keep it at least five feet away from any thing combustible.
I am a heating and a/c contractor and if i can help in anyway let me know.
I just want to say thank you all for helping me learn and grow in the auto detailing area | I appreciate the offer! As for helping, let me say you're welcome on behalf of everyone...we all learn lots from each other here. Pretty cool place, eh?
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