Grew beyond the plastic bins.

Currently I had been storing all of this in 2 plastic bins, with microfibers in a 3rd. But now I'm really starting to get too much for the bins, so I went and bought some shelves and got everything cleaned up and organized. Check it out!

 

Nice. But now you have room for more stuff. Time to go shopping.

 

yeah, looks bare.......... stock up fast!

even stuff you really don't need, it makes you feel good.

 

Haha I'll be picking up my first rotary and some other odds and ends next week.

 

Yes just buy buy buy LOL just messing with you man.

 

Detailing stuff in the kitchen, I love it.

 

moaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar product!!!!!

 

Best advice you will ever recieve here. Its not economical or make you a better detailer. But it WILL make you feel better. LOL

 

its all about self affirmation my brotha.

 

I live in a studio apartment, space is at a premium. No shame in my "business supplies" being in the kitchen

That is the whole reason I got into this hobby! :applause2:

 

Those shelves are begging to be overflowing with products lol.

 

Time for that overflow to start. The Fedex Fairy stopped by today with an early Christmas from Chemical Guys

 

Really early Christmas gift! Nice stuff!

 

Nice pickup what chemicals did you get? Can't see all the labels.

 

The paint work stuff I got is:

P-40
Paint Correction 2
Glossworkz Glaze

Carpet stuff is:

Lightning Fast Spot and Stain extractor
SOFAST ODOR EATER
EXTREME OFFENSIVE ODOR ELIMINATOR
NONSENsE -All Surface Super Cleaner Colorless & Odorless Concentrated

All of it was included in their packages with either the Flex or the Durrmaid

 

next up, grew beyond plastic shelf ONTO METAL SHELFZ!

 

Still haven't grown beyond the shelves

But I did just graduate from my studio apartment to a house with a garage! Really haven't done much detailing in the last month or so, but I expect to get started again soon.

I'll be hanging up some fluorescents in the next week or so because there is VERY little light in there.

 

Congrats on the garage. My garage isn't dry-walled either. I want to do that very soon because it take a whole lot of florescent lights to overcome the unfinished wood walls.

 

Yeah, if this wasn't a rent house, I'd be all over that. I've thought about asking the landlord if I can white primer the walls to brighten it up a bit.

 

White walls will definitely help make it look brighter in there. It would look ghetto but if your landlord and you can't agree hang up some white sheets to reflect some light in there.