Polisher Storage

Trip

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How does everyone store their machines? Cords rolled around the body, mounted to a wall or stored in a cabinet or in a bag.

Just trying to get some ideas I have 3 polishers looking for a different way to store them.

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Trip said:
How does everyone store their machines? Cords rolled around the body, mounted to a wall or stored in a cabinet or in a bag.

Just trying to get some ideas I have 3 polishers looking for a different way to store them.

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Someone on this forum built an awesome wall mounted holder for all different types of polishers. Maybe someone saved that thread and will post it here for you.
 
I store my polisher in a pelican case with the cord like it was new in the box.
 
My 3 machines are stored on a shelf with the cords looped and bound but not around the body. No tension or irregular twists where the cord enters the body.
 
1 Rotary
3 D/A
1 iBrid

iBrid is stored in it's own beautiful case in a cabinet; yhe others I store with the cords wrapped around the units and in the bottom/larger drawer in my tool chest.
 
Sounds good, I find with 3 shelving gets used up really quick. I'd rather have other items on the shelves. Especially with one being a rotary. I may build something and post it up.

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There's a company that is making great polisher hangers for detailers by detailers ;) if you would like more info pm, I can say it on AG as they aren't sold here. But they can hold multiple polishers on a wall mounted hanger


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I use the CarPro KXK Dynamics Polisher Rack.

Not sure if you can order through this site (you can order CarPro products).

It holds 4 polishers and some products all in one spot.

There are even small attachments on the sides for smaller mini-polishers.
 
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