knees and concrete

[gary26]

What are you guys using to protect your knees from the concrete garage floor while you polish for hours at a time?

[scottgt]

skin....jk....i just use a old pillow...you can get a nice pad somewhere tho

[gary26]

to funny scottgt. I was thinking of maybe an auto creeper then i can lay down while doing front and rear bumpers.

[Jimmie]

I've got a low mechanics seat and I very rarely have my knee on the ground. Here's a link.
Autogeek Creepers & Mechanic’s Seats

[Dieseldan]

I've got a low mechanics seat and I very rarely have my knee on the ground. Here's a link.
Autogeek Creepers & Mechanic’s Seats

good find

[dengood1]

I've got a low mechanics seat and I very rarely have my knee on the ground. Here's a link.
Autogeek Creepers & Mechanic’s Seats

+1

[Totoland Mach]

Most of the time, I'm fortunate to have the Snap-On lift at the shop. But, for interior work and door sills, I'm on the floor on my knees.

There's a mechanic's seat which I could use, but I don't care for it.

So, in my search for knee comfort I found that Levi's have a "Signature" pair of work jeans with double material sewn in to the knee area and a side pocket that holds a plastic bottle. I found them at Wal-Mart near the Dickie's work shirts and CarHart work stuff. Pretty good pair of pants for $23 and they add some comfort for working on your knees.

Toto

[HighEndDetail]

Knee pads I go to HD and get the cheap ones, about ten dollars. I have gone through a few pair. I find them to work the best, since it gives me the most movability while working.

[budman3]

Knee pads or a rolling seat.

[gary26]

Thanks everyone for your replies. That why I like this site a little brainstorming goes a long way.