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I dont know if I just missed it when reading this but I know you can get 2"receiver tubing which is the same as what is on hitches and it doesnt have the weld inside of it and 2" tubing fits inside of perfectly. The draw back is it isnt cheap. One easy way is to buy an hitch extension and wack...

I have never seen/smelled any like that, lucky I guess. But I would say it is close. The stuff I have messed with is oily smelling but not bad. Some of the stuff that comes on bits and what not will not remelt. But some of the green honda stuff will. I think it depends on the chemical make up...

Sorry thought that would clear some of it up. It takes a higher temp to melt it then what you would get in ambaint air, now in direct sunlight in the Sahara it might melt. The way the tap and die set was done, was to melt it to a liquid and pour into the metal case till it was about half full...

It melts like wax but when its solid it is kinda more like a greasy plastic then candle wax. I know it comes on some router bits and carbide burrs and I have even seen it on honda hubs as of late (green color junk you have to cut off) I think covering sharp stuff was its first use but then...

That is the way I would do it. I asked my dad and thats what he did but then did some triming with a razor knife to fine tune it. I would line the drawer with plastic wrap before doing it so it woud come back out and for the little holes in draws so it doesnt leak out before it starts to gel up.

I dont think I would personaly do a whole drawer with it but I can see a use for it. Tap and die or other machining tools, chisels. I wouldnt do it for wrenchs or any thing else like that because I do body work and wouldnt want extra oils floating around something I might have to paint

no problem I knew I had seen it. It was perfect for the tap and die set never had a bit of rust on it.

Found it. well kinda my dad did after three phone calls. Im pretty sure what your looking for is Hot-Melt Reusable Peel-Away Coatings http://www.mcmaster.com/ if you click on some thing and then in the top there is a page number go to page 2078 and its on there. From the page ----- Heat...

As a body guy hammers are a important part of the job. heres the ones I have so far. There are a couple of differnt body hammers that I want to get still but these get the job done. The one in the top right (blue square head) is called a foam fist and is super soft way better then using your...

I really like mine. I have the tools i use the most in it. One of the nice things unlike most other carts when you have the top open on this one you still have a nice flat surface to work on. Not the best pic but here is mine.

Thats why I like body and paint compaired to mechanical work. Case in point I got a job yesterday at 415 to change a bedside and and paint it. it pays 16.3 for the body time and 4.4 paint. today by lunch (when i left for dr. appt) it is basicly ready to weld on. I should have about 10 hrs in the...

:lol_hitti Yep we defentaly use "that will buff out" in the autobody biz. And on the worst of the wrecks. But to the OP that is the same box one of the guys in my shop has he has had it since brand new and it holds a ton of stuff. its a nice box and not a bad price if you ask me.

Those have been popping up as well I think the stuff my dad has is just a clear form of it. But not 100%.

Thats what came to mind and I have been searching around to see if I could find one that wasnt beauty based. And was ment for tools

I know what your talking about my dad did it in one of his tap and die sets. I know he knows the name but I cant think of it. I know he even has some of it not it use. I can find out tomorrow if no one else knows the answer.

You know I never really thought about how I had mine organized. I know I have moved stuff around at least 10 different times, sometimes because of new tools sometimes because of new toolboxes. The best thing I found for me is to start putting stuff in it and start using it and see if it works...

I have a magnetic set for home because it seems like im always moving stuff around but at work I know where everything is and can open a drawer and tell whats missing.

We have the Strutamer at work and it works great, have never used the Branick but it does look like it would handle the longer ones better then the OTC.

Combo Autobody Tech, for the last four years. I like putting something back together after someone else has ripped it apart.

my buddy at work has the all black impacts that as far as I know where ment for dealers for demo and loners. But one of the drivers was quiting so he sold them off.