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alko

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Whats up guys and gals? Hope everyone's having a great weekend. I just got back from Lowe's and wanted to share my discovery. I've been looking for a decent but cheap storage bin for my AG products for the winter. I found this one for $5.98. Its a 12 gallon plastic bin with the folding lids attached to it. They had the 6 gallong one for 50 cents cheaper so I said screw it and got the bigger one. It seems fairly decent for the intended purpose.

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Nice... was gonna just stack mine in a closet.... ill be picking up something similar tomorrow
 
Are these stackable? Looks like it can cave in if stuff too heavy.
 
Great find Alex. Although I must say, the products you won in the recent review giveaway will not be stored in that container as you will be using them frequently throughout the winter. :cheers:

*hint!* :righton:
 
Alex -

I used to do the box thing, but this year I decided to put in a bit of shelving for my temperature sensitive products and I think it will work out quite a bit better.

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I have two 12gal tubs from WalMart; stackable, and I think I paid $8 each for it. Good find at Lowes.
 
slickooz said:
Are these stackable? Looks like it can cave in if stuff too heavy.
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G...yeah they're stackable. They feel sturdy enough to support about 30-40lbs.

Nick@Autogeek said:
Great find Alex. Although I must say, the products you won in the recent review giveaway will not be stored in that container as you will be using them frequently throughout the winter.
*hint!*
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*rubbin hands together*.....oooo wwweee!! I can't wait!!!

LegacyGT said:
Alex -


I used to do the box thing, but this year I decided to put in a bit of shelving for my temperature sensitive products and I think it will work out quite a bit better.
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This is a great idea! I may do that once my collection grows.


mwoolfso said:
I have two 12gal tubs from WalMart; stackable, and I think I paid $8 each for it. Good find at Lowes.
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Thanks!!! I was gonna check out Wal-Mart but since I was already in Lowes, I figured it was a pretty good price for them.
 
I am going to have to go pick some of those up. Can't keep the stuff in the garage this time of year.
 
Alex, great idea!!! That's what I do for my MF towels and storing my new foam buffing pads.

LegacyGT said:
Alex -

I used to do the box thing, but this year I decided to put in a bit of shelving for my temperature sensitive products and I think it will work out quite a bit better.

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I also put my waxes/polishes indoors above the washing machine LOL!
 
Marc08EX said:
Alex, great idea!!! That's what I do for my MF towels and storing my new foam buffing pads.

I also put my waxes/polishes indoors above the washing machine LOL!
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I have a three drawer plastic bin on wheels that I use to store my MF's and pads. I want to get a better shevling unit for the garage as I got this cheap plastic storage shelf that doesn't hold much. I need to get some sturdier one.
 
alko said:
I have a three drawer plastic bin on wheels that I use to store my MF's and pads. I want to get a better shevling unit for the garage as I got this cheap plastic storage shelf that doesn't hold much. I need to get some sturdier one.
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Alex, try going to Costco. They have some sturdy plastic bins.
 
Great find Alex. Thanks for the tip. I know you were detailing your car a couple of weeks ago. Did you get it finished?
 
jreblackGT said:
Great find Alex. Thanks for the tip. I know you were detailing your car a couple of weeks ago. Did you get it finished?
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Yeah I did, but I haven't been able to take any pics. The times the sun was out, the car would be covered in dust. I was gonna detail my fiance's car this weekend, but I didn't get a chance to do it. So I may do an ONR on my car tomorrow and then take pics. It came out great though. Wolfgang Twins and then a layer of Collinite 915 and topped that off with Swissvax Concorso.
 
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