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Chadwilliam1

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I have been searching for a little while now and can't seem to find it. I am pretty sure i found it on garage journal. There was an ebay seller that sold took drawer liner. It was really grippy. It works very well and has lasted me a long time. I recently inherited a box with cheap foam and I finally ran out of this drawer liner from eBay replacing that foam ****. I got some from harbor freight which is certainly good enough but I would like to find this seller again. It has been years since I bought any sand ebay only has my last six months of purchases.

Does anybody remember buying drawer liner of ebay? Kind of a long shot but Its worth a shot


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This is what I have been buying now for years, but I have been buying it direct.

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REDI-GUARD Tm TOOL BOX LINER - 72

# 1 Preferred Option for Do it yourself Tool Box owners Thickness: 1/16" Color: Black Attributes: Anti-Corrosive, non-sliding, dense material for the professional! MADE IN THE USA - Rolls are shipping 72" Wide UNFOLDED on a flat cardboard core. - Easy to cut yourself! - Enough material for...
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tool_scrounge said:
This is what I have been buying now for years, but I have been buying it direct.

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REDI-GUARD Tm TOOL BOX LINER - 72

# 1 Preferred Option for Do it yourself Tool Box owners Thickness: 1/16" Color: Black Attributes: Anti-Corrosive, non-sliding, dense material for the professional! MADE IN THE USA - Rolls are shipping 72" Wide UNFOLDED on a flat cardboard core. - Easy to cut yourself! - Enough material for...
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I also use this stuff. Buy the 20' roll and you'll have enough for a lifetime. It may be the same as KRL liner.
 
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Chadwilliam1 said:
I have been searching for a little while now and can't seem to find it. I am pretty sure i found it on garage journal. There was an ebay seller that sold took drawer liner. It was really grippy. It works very well and has lasted me a long time. I recently inherited a box with cheap foam and I finally ran out of this drawer liner from eBay replacing that foam ****. I got some from harbor freight which is certainly good enough but I would like to find this seller again. It has been years since I bought any sand ebay only has my last six months of purchases.

Does anybody remember buying drawer liner of ebay? Kind of a long shot but Its worth a shot


Thanks
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Ebay should have your last 3 years. Go to my ebay, scroll down to purchases, it usually says/shows last 60 days, click that and select the year you want.
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tincanoe said:
Yoga mats work great for tool drawer liner, not too thick, and durable. Very common to find at the thrift store for little money, I quess a lot of people decide yoga is not there thing.
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Not sure I want my tools on old hippie crotch sweat foam.
But that's just me....😁
 
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A few years ago I bought mine off eBay. I think it was called Raptor but not sure now. It's very grabby. Things stay put.
 
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CGarage said:
This is a lot better than what I have bought recently off of Amazon.
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Some years ago someone posted it here as being on sale or clearance or something. It was about half price so I bought about 6 rolls. I have it in all the tools boxes and cabinets. Holds up great but the best part, I think, is that the tools stay where you put them. No sliding around whatsoever. Would buy a bunch more if I needed some. Also helps that is treated with Z rust to help with rust.
 
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Chadwilliam1 said:
I have been searching for a little while now and can't seem to find it. I am pretty sure i found it on garage journal. There was an ebay seller that sold took drawer liner. It was really grippy. It works very well and has lasted me a long time. I recently inherited a box with cheap foam and I finally ran out of this drawer liner from eBay replacing that foam ****. I got some from harbor freight which is certainly good enough but I would like to find this seller again. It has been years since I bought any sand ebay only has my last six months of purchases.

Does anybody remember buying drawer liner of ebay? Kind of a long shot but Its worth a shot


Thanks
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This may be the thread you are thinking of, but the ebay links are dead:
https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/toolbox-liner.154490/#post-2382002
 
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Tractor supply has rubber mats too that work nicely You can find it cheaper online probably. Used in stalls I believe.
 
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