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Grit Gaurd Dolly Alternative
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Re: Grit Gaurd Dolly Alternative
Hey Sergei,
have you ever tried parking the car backwards on a sloped driveway? Works like a dream for me, the water sheets off really quickly
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Originally posted by rammsteinmatt View Postugh, i hate my sloped driveway
i have a mechanic's chair/stool thing for doing the lower parts of the car, claying and polishing. but its a constant battle to keep the chair in one place. its very frustrating.
the luck you guys have with flat driveways
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http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/sho...e+my+own+dolly
thats the thread you were looking for sneek.
I like his a lot but I am to lazy to make it, so the home depot ones are fine.
I was actually thinking of putting some varnish on it, just haven't gotten around to it yet. (just like the pictures of the dolly after modifying it haha)
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I can't find Ludes thread where he build one out of wood. He even put on several coats of varnish
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ugh, i hate my sloped driveway
i have a mechanic's chair/stool thing for doing the lower parts of the car, claying and polishing. but its a constant battle to keep the chair in one place. its very frustrating.
the luck you guys have with flat driveways
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Originally posted by gb387 View PostFor me I use two 5 gallon buckets and it gets old lugging them around the vehicle seems they are always in the wrong place, it would be nice to easily kick them around the vehicle.
I have done some modifications to it today and will post pics tomorrow.
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I plan on purchasing some dollies just haven't yet, been looking for just the perfect solution at the right price. I may have to give big lots a shot this week.
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Originally posted by quikzilver View PostLooks nice. Personally, I don't see the benefit of using a dolly for the buckets. I guess you'll always have to watch out that this dolly goes on the run (in the worst case into you car).
Additionally, I only have a small sized car, so I won't get tired carrying the bucket around the car.
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Looks nice. Personally, I don't see the benefit of using a dolly for the buckets. I guess you'll always have to watch out that this dolly goes on the run (in the worst case into you car).
Additionally, I only have a small sized car, so I won't get tired carrying the bucket around the car.
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I found a bigger one with four wheels for $5. Its actually a bit to big for a 5 gallon bucket, it has about an extra 1.5 inches all the way around. I just use that space as a handy place to put my wheel and tire brushes. I'd take a picture and post it but my internet's down at home.
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Originally posted by cornflake_81 View PostI've got a couple of the wire dollies from Big Lots that jezroj referred to. They work fantastically.
The ones at Big Lots gave me the idea to look at Home Depot.
I do also plan on building a little lip around the edge, like gb387 said.
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I've got a couple of the wire dollies from Big Lots that jezroj referred to. They work fantastically.
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Harbor Freight carries bucket dollies made out of wire frames, last I saw they have two models, the more expensive one for about $6 works the best. I also saw some at big lots a while back.
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I'd try putting a few cleats on the corners at just the right spot to snog the base of the 5-gal buckets.
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