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Grit Guard Dolly...I made my own...
Hello all,
I was looking into purchasing a Grit Guard dual bucket dolly and it would have been extremely expensive. I don't detail for profit, so spending that much money ($100-$150 Canadian) for something so simple was not something I could ever justify. So I did the next best thing...I made my own! Although it's not as fancy as the real dolly system, it's extremely solid and it definitely gets the job done. It cost me in total $35 Canadian so I'm not complaining. It's made with 2x4's and it has 6 wheels under it. For some extra protection I even put some wood varnish on it so that the water doesn't penetrate into the wood too much. Here it is in all its glory.
I was looking into purchasing a Grit Guard dual bucket dolly and it would have been extremely expensive. I don't detail for profit, so spending that much money ($100-$150 Canadian) for something so simple was not something I could ever justify. So I did the next best thing...I made my own! Although it's not as fancy as the real dolly system, it's extremely solid and it definitely gets the job done. It cost me in total $35 Canadian so I'm not complaining. It's made with 2x4's and it has 6 wheels under it. For some extra protection I even put some wood varnish on it so that the water doesn't penetrate into the wood too much. Here it is in all its glory.
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. I don't think it will hold up nearly as well as your's, but it was quick and easy for me to get and I wanted to try something new. The inside diamater of this bucket measures 17.25 long X 9.25 wide X 9.5 deep. The top of the grit guard is 1.5 inches from the bottom of the bucket. For the SoCal guys, there's a Container Store by South Coast Plaza, but they have a store locator on their web site if you want to see one in person. Here's a pic of my new rolling bucket that comes with its own grit guard.
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