Stool on wheels

[taters]

can anyone point me in the right direction? I'm looking for
A stool on wheels, that I can use to wash the lower portions
Of my car.

[Scott@IncrediblyDetailed]

I just bought one of these kneeling creepers.



I should have it in the next week or so. I'll let you know how it goes.

[Odisious]

What's the charge on one of those? That looks like it'd suit me for the tight space in my garage.

[taters]

I just bought one of these kneeling creepers.



I should have it in the next week or so. I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks so much. I'll keep checking this forum

[Scott@IncrediblyDetailed]

What's the charge on one of those? That looks like it'd suit me for the tight space in my garage.

Around $160 shipped.

[jsgntulok]

I have used this for years and love it: Creeper Seat Mechanics High Rise: Get Comfortable with Sears

[g35_coupe]

At first I thought this thread was asking how to clean doo-doo from a customer's wheels. CARRY ON!!

[Odisious]

At first I thought this thread was asking how to clean doo-doo from a customer's wheels. CARRY ON!!

HAR HAR HAR!!!!

[AZ Mike]

Here is a review done by a forum member.
REVIEW: Creeper seat for detailing!

[g35_coupe]

I will add that if you are working on an even surface and you get a stool with traditional casters, you can try and rig up some inline skate wheels by changing out the hardware in most cases. You'll gliiiiide across the floor like fingers on a properly waxed panel. So smooooth and buttery. We use stools a work on a daily basis and it's our first "mod" since we roll across a lot of metal shavings and debris and the new wheels last forever. Traditional casters would get stuck and get trash embedded in them. I don't know why manufacturers don't put skating wheels on in the first place.