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Polishing is back breaking
I don't know how you guys do this for a living. I'm a short guy and leaning over the car for the flat surfaces is back breaking. I should try and build scaffolding so I can lay down while polishing
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Sounds like you need the setup from "honey I shrunk the kids" when the dad is searching the grass with the magnify glass so he doesn't step on them lol
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Originally Posted by frankprozzoly
I need something
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Originally Posted by frankprozzoly
I don't know how you guys do this for a living. I'm a short guy and leaning over the car for the flat surfaces is back breaking. I should try and build scaffolding so I can lay down while polishing
If you're talking about doors/fenders, get a rolly stool. I have one that can be flipped on one side and then can use it as a step, so I can get the center of the roof (I'm also short). It's a life saver for sure.
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Originally Posted by frankprozzoly
I don't know how you guys do this for a living. I'm a short guy and leaning over the car for the flat surfaces is back breaking. I should try and build scaffolding so I can lay down while polishing
When it's hot out it's definitely a workout. I had to start wearing a headband so I didn't sweat all over the paint!
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Wow that's awesome. Haha a little funny looking but hey if it works then go for it.. the Underhood setup is pretty sweet
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Originally Posted by scuff
Buy a Werner AP-30 Aluminum Pro Deck Work Platform. Home Depot usually has them in-store for $65. Don't skimp and buy the smaller AP-20, and don't buy the flimsier Gorilla product. I bought mine for working on my truck, but I like it so much I use it for cars, too.
Nothing wrong with the AP20 version, its half the price. even more if you get it on sale
the larger one doesn't add any benefits, as you'd still have to step off and reposition it to get rest roof...one extra foot step doesn't justfy an extra 30 bucks..nor am I close to needing 300lbs capacity
I wouldn't mind a rolling stool, but doesn't seem ideal when youre a mobile detailer.
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