ez tool tray, for those that don't like tool belts Options

[Mr paladin]

I have never liked using a tool belt, so here is a quick easy way to keep all your tools together when tinting a car without worrying about damaging a car or it's interior, just grab a 20" tint box lid and throw all you tools in it, it's simple and easy to carry from one part of the car to the other.

This has been edited by Mr paladin: Nov 27 2004, 02:58 PM

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[*Tintbds- *]

that's cool!
Never had it in mind.

[oldtinter]

Spend 7 bucks.

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[nautiboi73]

Spend 7 bucks. 

[*]225566[/*]

[Texastintchick]

Spend 7 bucks. 

[*]225566[/*]

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[TINT]

Spend 7 bucks. 

[*]225566[/*]

hey my step dad has one of those except its green, he's had it for a million years!

i too use like PALADIN uses, except my box is from MADICO

This has been edited by TINT: Nov 29 2004, 12:20 AM

[Mr paladin]

Spend 7 bucks. 

[*]225566[/*]

I had one just like the when i first started, then for years i had a matco roll around tool tray but lately I have found my box to be easy and simple

This has been edited by Mr paladin: Nov 29 2004, 07:17 AM

[SQUEEGEE]

I've tried that route before but I find that I must always have at least my Olfa, Black Smoothie, Hard Card, detailers towel and application Squeegee on my person at all times.

The only time I position extra tools where I'm working is on the back glass where I might place a long reach squeegee, red devil or the like on the back deck where it may be needed to complete the install.

[Texastintchick]

I have always used my tupperware container I have started to outgrow it with new tools so I am going to have to get a larger one soon.


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[oldtinter]

I have always used my tupperware container   I have started to outgrow it with new tools so I am going to have to get a larger one soon. 


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[*]226274[/*]

Or spend 7 bucks..

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[Texastintchick]

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[tint goose]

I have never liked using a tool belt, so here is a quick easy way to keep all your tools together when tinting a car without worrying about damaging a car or it's interior, just grab a 20" tint box lid and throw all you tools in it, it's simple and easy to carry from one part of the car to the other.

[*]225086[/*]

at least that film is good for something ( the box )

[Al-tint]

"but lately I have found my box to be easy and simple "

[TINT]

"but lately I have found my box to be easy and simple "

[*]226575[/*]

sounds like the last blonde i dated.

[tintslut]

sounds like the last blonde i dated.  

[*]226829[/*]

what was his name :gaybooga

[Texastintchick]

sounds like the last blonde i dated.  

[*]226829[/*]

what was his name :gaybooga

[*]227672[/*]

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[zolar]

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RUBBERMAID !!!
Drawer organizer $5 at wally world
Check out the olfa blade box, for a blade holder
chizlers hiding behind sanding block

[Exact-Oh]

I have always used my tupperware container   I have started to outgrow it with new tools so I am going to have to get a larger one soon. 


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[*]226274[/*]

Or spend 7 bucks..

[*]226280[/*]

I have the same box. It has been sitting unused for a couple of years now... but I am a fan of the belt.