Polishing Pads - organizing them

[UglyBetty]

Right along with the OCD that plagues many of us, I had too many totes for different pad types, sizes, etc.. Many of those totes were underutilized, only 1/2 full due to odd pad sizes, or were just weren't big enough to accommodate all of one size/type.

I decided to consolidate into one big tote, with dividers separating pad sizes/types, along with an area for miscellaneous backing plates, pad brushes, etc. It's nothing fancy, and cost about $20 & 20 minutes to "build".

Just a random idea that might work for weekend warriors with too many pads and polishers (if there is such a thing)! Notice, there's room for expansion........now where is that gift certificate I have?

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[HD.Detailing]

i like it

 

[glh17]

Dividers are a good idea. I store in a similar plastic container but it's hard to keep them organized.

 

[dcjredline]

Nice

 

[jamesboyy]

Looks great neat idea

 

[Quiksilver5882]

Looks awesome, here's how I set mine up but unfortunately it's not portable like your set up.

 

[parttimer]

I use something similar to the above post. I bought the drawer setup that is half the width, allows me to do a row of pads then put some on each side. I think I am have 10 or so drawers. that I screwed to stips of wood and mounted to the wall.