Real Man's tinting pouch

tint_detective · April 12, 2013

That just might do the trick Shady. You make the best tint pouches, for sure.

:lol

Yup. You should try one Bob.. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised...

I'll be putting a few together here and there.... I will keep y'all posted. :thumb

Colors may vary.... :dunno

April 17, 2013

lmao tintjunkie!

Shadebyblade · May 13, 2013

Those are phucking nice SS . Gotta love good old USA

bman848 · July 6, 2013

Awesome thread!! I can't wait to get one of Shadys pouches. Gonna pull the trigger on that pretty soon.

tintcracker · April 28, 2014

I see this is a dead thread, but I am sure sick of my crappy solar guard apron, only 3 pockets and no loops. Garbage.

May 6, 2014

Picked the quickdraw basic apron up after I saw it in a industry mag. Great peice of kit made specificlly with the tinter in mind, love the little pocket up front for hardcards.

Tintmaster08 · May 8, 2014

I don't use approns, they are uncomfortable as hell to me. I am working on my own style appron, because using my pockets ain't cutting it either. I guess it all depends on what you carry on a day to day.

OverLord · May 8, 2014

I don't like aprons either But I got one of Shady's and I really like it

It's very comfortable and has plenty of pockets

Jimboslice · November 19, 2014

WoW! Now that is one hellava tool thing you got there. But I agree I cant were aprons either but even worst I could not work in that humugus rediculus looking thing you got there. your joking right?

I use a Red-Dot, Blue-Max, Easy-Reach and a Gator-Blade and I keep those in a small bucket of clean suds on the tray under my roller with matching setup on the other side this keeps my tools and hands clean. For the BG I use a Stroke-Dr, BullDoser, Titan and a 10in shower sqeegee and Scrubbie for prep and those are I keep in a tupperware tray

callwild · November 27, 2014

I'm always on the lookout for a decent pouch and my latest seems to be just about perfect.
I dont get on with the thin apron pouches and like to be able to slide a pouch around on a belt to get it out of the way.
Main criteria over the years I've found is to have at least two holsters for squeegees, a couple of large pockets (To hold an extra squeegee/scraper) & cloths, a couple of thin pockets for cards, knife & pencil pockets.
And NO metal .