Any ideas on a cool sink setup?

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Any ideas on a cool sink setup?

 

[kartracer55]

One of these bad boys...

http://www.mustee.com/utilitub/27.shtml

This is the same model Ive got in the basement. It has help up Extremely well, it is at least 15 years old, because its been here the whole time we have. Ill wash dirty parts in one side, spray cleaners in it, and if it gets dirty, I just scrub it real quick with a brillo pad and its nice and white again.

Jim

 

[dink]

Stainless steel deep tub....design doesnt matter as long as it gets the job done...and its stainless steel

 

[White Chocolate]

check it breadbox

http://www.instawares.com/Sink-1-Compartment-18-x-18-Stainless-Steel-No-Drainboard.KLI-ECS1.0.7.htm

 

[bje31]

my vote goes withe the stainless setup...mine was rescued from a remodleing job...price was free!!

 

[kartracer55]

THe only thing Id worry about stainless is how scratchet it would get. The plastic ones do tend to hiide smaller scratches

Jim

 

[bmwpower]

Nah. Doesn't matter if it gets scratched. I'm going stainless.

 

[kartracer55]

Stainless would be nice, but It seems kinda expensive for a sink that spray dirty parts with engine degreaser and clean out Small engine gas tanks in.

Jim

 

[JayB]

This is from Steve Johnson's site.(NHRA prostock bike)

 

[kartracer55]

Haha thats awesome... I buy my kart fuel fromn VP, but only in 10 gallon drums. Maybe I can make a Mini sink.

Jim

 

[SK2003TypeS]

That's pretty kool JayB

 

[4lug39]

I dont have any photos of my old one, but I bought it at a used restaurant supply store for about 100 bucks. It was a 72" by 36" double sink with a drain board.
Worked great.

 

[dink]

I do love that drum with the sink in it....heck just stack a bunch of old tires...put the sink on top....always a nifty idea

 

[Lazarus401]

I had Hot and cold piped into my garage when I had the house built, for the ever important garage sink. I am going to try to figure out a clean looking double hook-up, so that I can either use knobs to turn the water on an let it run as long as needed, as well as using something lilke these http://www.plumbingworld.com/images/fisher-2pedalfootvalvefloor-3170.jpg This is a foot activated lever that you would find in a hospital, automatically turns itself off. How many times have you had **** all over your hands and didnt want to touch the sink to turn it on?

Has anyone tried anything like this yet?

 

[erok01]

COOL SINK=

1. Whatever stainless sink fits your needs double, single, your call.

2. You need to see when washing..

3. Then you need the touchless faucet

4. Handsfree/touchless soap dispenser

5. Handsfree/touchless towel dispenser (you can find stainless out there)
or
The fashionable center lock racing towel dispenser

6. And while we are on a handsfree/touchless kick you might as well get the trash can too.

All in stainless too!!

 

[erok01]

Oh , if the sink is in a bathroom you know you also have to get:

1. CF toilet seat

2. Center pin racing toilet paper roll

3. The shifter plunger just in case!

4. Cf tissue dispenser

5. Strut tower bar towel rack

6. and eith the shifter or formula car coat rack for the back of the door.