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tool box drawer liner

thejudges69

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I am wanting to put new liners in my drawers before I fill it. I never liked the snap on liner, it never seems to stay put at least the older stuff don't. Where is a good place to buy this stuff. My box is 24" deep so I think the drawers are like 23 something inside. so it would have to be deep enough for that.
 
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JASTECH

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Maybe try the elastic liners, You say your drawers are 24" deep, maybe a diet first then your Depends will not need to be custom made.
 

fivespdcat

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I use the kobalt zerust liners from lowes. You can get the same ones on amazon, but I just picked them up local.
 
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Jamez

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You can buy the liner that MAC uses in there boxes by the roll.

Excellent stuff, by far the best drawer liner I have ever used.

Pricey though....
 

JerseyBoatBuilder

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I get mine at 5 Below :eek: sold as Yoga Mat's, available in a couple different colors some U.S. made some china.. You have to read the labels while sorting through them..
The U.S. made ones appear to be the exact same as the U.S. made Kobalt ones at lowes but cheaper priced and a much larger size
 
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glenmore

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I've used 2 of the liners offered by that ebay seller. I got the non-slip black 24"X6'X1/16" and the purple color one. If you like a bit of color, those are fine but I prefer the non-slip kind. It is tacky and stays put and your tools don't roll around either.
 
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