New Boxes for Back of Rig

[imported_Intel486]

These are Before Pictures! Nice and unorganized.

I built some nice wooden boxes to use in my truck. I finally got them sealed and put in the bed. I didn't get enough room to put by tent in the bed but I got the ice chest in there atleast. It is also more organized.

 

[Redcar GUY]

nice :bow

 

[imported_Tony]

Good job! Your step stool looks taller than my milk crate. I may have to find a step stool and try it out.

 

[imported_Intel486]

Thanks guys.



I still have one box to build for my buffers. You can't really see it. Way in the back right corner is one box. I'm gonna build a top box for it so I can keep the buffers in the top and all the pads in the bottom.



Along the whole left side of that big box is a lot of room. I'm thinking about building a small little shelf like box that attaches to that big towel box so I can keep pads, brushes, etc. in it and maybe get rid of the yellow tool box.

 

[Scottwax]

The back of your truck looks suspiciously like the trunk of my car, except for the hose.



I just bought some plastic cartons at the Container Store to put everything in. I like those boxes you made though. :xyxthumbs

 

[imported_Intel486]

The back of your truck looks suspiciously like the trunk of my car, except for the hose.

Well, then you have one hell of a large trunk

 

[Nagchampa]

Your truck is hella packed! Looks very organized now. :up I didn't realize how many more products I will need to purchase before I can become an official detailer. :shocked What brands do you use for compounding?

 

[imported_Intel486]

I use Mainly Pro products (prowax.com)



I'm starting to pull out some of the other product I carry and replace w/ pro stuff.



Goo off (or whatever it is), I'm using Pro's Pro-Sol now.



Liquid Glass I now have Profection.



Meguiar's Gold Class soap I use Pro's Cherry Suds. Not much cleaning difference and only a .5 difference in price but I can get it from the same place as the rest of my stuff and it smells a lot better. who car argue w/ the smell of cherries



For Polishes and compounds I have



Pro's Swirl Eliminator (compares directly to Meguiar's #9)

Pro's DUZ-all - Light swirls and oxidation. Mainly paint cleaner. As soon as I'm out I'm going to acid Rain remover.)

Pro's Creamy Cutter - Al Oxide based compound. Great for deeper scratches, cobwebs swirls, etc.



I want to try the #1 polish. There is also another compound that is 4x more agressive than Swirl eliminator but breaks down into a fine polish like swirl eliminator so you get a good cutting action and a crystal clear finish. Can't think of the name of the stuff though. Creamy Cutter is 8x more agressive than the product I'm talking about.