Peel board tray

[tntautoglass]

What does everyone have at the bottom of the their peel boards? Multi purpose for water catch and storage is what I'm thinking. I was going to install a gutter but didn't really like the look of it. Thanks.

[coast2coasttinting]

I have a trash can under one, and the other is a full size commercial door, the floor catches all the water that comes of of it.

However I use my peel boards all day and I only use as little water as possible, so the floor around it never gets that wet. I uave more water in the floor around the where I tint the doors then anywhere else in the shop.

[Tint Eastwood]

Film core cut in half with sponges at the end to catch the water......but can't seem to find the sponges lately.

[flat rock stan]

Gutter with end caps works great. I use the sponges to help evaporate the water.

Cheers

[JJAWS]

go to the drywall section in lowes or home depot and get the pvc j channel. my glass sits in the channel  and i hang a cup at the end to catch the water

[TintWizard]

I've used PVC trim. Thin . That way it's not in the way. I epoxied each end and slightly "bowed " it so the solution always builds from the centre outwards. If it hasn't evaporated by the time it reaches the ends, I use a thin nozzled shop vac to suck out the solution at the end of a workday. Takes 5 seconds.

I think it was a TOTW I posted many years ago, I've been doing it this way for 20yrs now and works great. I use to have it angled to go into a bucket, but prefere the above method better.

[mikebrook_07]

Concrete catches mine!

[tntautoglass]

Thanks for the responses. Keep em coming.

[Ridler]

I also use the PVC J channel but it doesn't seem to hold a lot of the water coming off my board. I'm in the process of renting a bigger space to get out of my garage some I'm looking for something a little different. I like the gutter idea but that sticks out almost 5". Let us know what you decide on.

[MikeMN]

I have used a gutter with a bucket for years, works good for me.