How do you guys stay comfortable?

**Mydnyghte** · 03-23-2012, 08:18 PM

One apprehension I always have about detailing is how uncomfortable it can get at times. This past weekend I decided to start a fairly in depth detail of my Mustang, and I realized I didn't have a stool to roll around on. So I ran to Lowes and decided to invest in China and picked up a Kobalt rolling stool. Man I am glad I bought this thing, because now I get to go and buy a new, GOOD one at some future point in my life. I tend to just use a thick sweatshirt folded up under me bum and sit on the concrete instead.

So lets hear it, what are some of your tricks to keep the discomfort subdued?

**Mobile detail** · 03-23-2012, 08:40 PM

kneeling pad, a 5 gal bucket flipped upside down, beer, & yoga

**Kaiser37** · 03-23-2012, 08:48 PM

Kneeling pad here, and I try to get up and MOVE every so often.

**Mydnyghte** · 03-23-2012, 08:53 PM

Not sure about the beer, never been a fan. Think Mikes Hard Lemonade would suffice?

The yoga isn't bad, not sure I could hold a buffer and do the downward dog at the same time though...

**RTexasF** · 03-23-2012, 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by Kaiser37

Kneeling pad here, and I try to get up and MOVE every so often.

10-4 on that. GET UP and walk about for a moment. Trying to prove you're tough guy can result in major problems.

**Chris's FX4** · 03-23-2012, 08:56 PM

Kneeling pad, Harbor Freight rolling stool, milkcrates, tv or radio on, Gatorade, and my trusty dog at my side.

**dad07** · 03-23-2012, 09:06 PM

Originally Posted by Mobile detail

kneeling pad, a 5 gal bucket flipped upside down, beer, & yoga

extra on the beer hold the yoga for me

**Old Tiger** · 03-23-2012, 09:06 PM

I am old! Kreepstool from AG. Tiled floor, and best is an insulated garage with a ductless Heat Pump. Good lighting and a sSirius Satellite BoomBox!It is my man cave.

**Bates Detailing** · 03-23-2012, 09:22 PM

Im hardcore old school - knees on pavement, polish while bent over, tippy toe polishing type of guy. Now I just hired a guy that is bringing a floral pillow to use for his knees :/ (he's 24) - with that said, I have no idea what to do

. He is a great worker that brings a floral pillow to work - Do I let him go? Do I ask him to get a more manly pillow? Or do I change our company's slogan to "B & B, the softest detailers in middle TN!" LOL - and deep down I know this man is smarter than me by bringing the pillow lol!

**dad07** · 03-23-2012, 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by B&B Tennessee

Im hardcore old school - knees on pavement, polish while bent over, tippy toe polishing type of guy. Now I just hired a guy that is bringing a floral pillow to use for his knees :/ (he's 24) - with that said, I have no idea what to do

. He is a great worker that brings a floral pillow to work - Do I let him go? Do I ask him to get a more manly pillow? Or do I change our company's slogan to "B & B, the softest detailers in middle TN!" LOL - and deep down I know this man is smarter than me by bringing the pillow lol!

If he's working out good for ya Anthony just buy him a pillow case!