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Eastwood sells a tool dip to make the handles rubbery. That may work for you on some tools. You could engrave them too, or dab them with a spot of paint if you don't mind that, I personally like to keep my tools shiny.

I'd do the same thing. You're using your head.

I' digging the swappable bench idea too. I've been buying more bench tools, so that's something I could use in the future.

Not full of junk, you have a good start! Teh Vette looks good too.

Is that boss hogg on the TV? It's got a bit of a glare, but I've been watching the Dukes all weekend, and it looks like him.

I know for cars they have chemical strippers, I don't know if something like that would work. I would also consider sandblasting with a portable blaster. I'm curious what everyone else thinks on this, because I have miscellaneous paint/grime stains on my garage floor I'd like to clean eventually.

I might have to check that out. Can you reply without being at the unit? Like, if you're on the floor, can you yell to it? I was gonna get a set of 2 way radios, but would rather have an intercom if I can find one.

It may be easier to come up with ideas if we knew the intended purpose. If it's just to light the underside of a car, you could use led strips about 3' wide and straddle them with the car (kinda like avoiding the hole in the floor at an oil change joint I guess) If it's cosmetic then you'd...

Never tried it, but someone told me once that they use Tide for that.

if you have room somewhere for it, you really just need 2 2x6s spaced about 12" apart, and stand the wheels up side by side so they sit into the gap. If it was off the floor it'd need to be much stronger, maybe 3x2 box steel. Basically, think of a boat trailer, only narrower.