Cleaning the top of the cab
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Originally Posted by memLT-1
I just use a small two step stepladder
Also, I wouldn't recommend the brush either... unless you're using a Montana Boar's Hair brush (at a cost of around $70 each). That's just a suggestion...
RP
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this is what I use . I find ti works very well, and it seems more stable than my rubbermaid stool ..
I modified mine a little. I glued pipe insulation on both edges, to prevent accidental damage to a vehicle, and I added non slip strips to the top, althought I think that is probably overkill.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...8399_200328399
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I modified mine a little. I glued pipe insulation on both edges, to prevent accidental damage to a vehicle, and I added non slip strips to the top, althought I think that is probably overkill.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...8399_200328399
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i usually climb into the bed of the truck and then step up onto the edge in the middle right before window. i have the extended cab and i am 6 foot so i can reach the almost all of the top. When i have gotten all that i can reach, i just stand on my step bar and get the rest or open a door and stand on the little sill plate thing.
or i dont get lazy and use the above methods...i just get a ladder
or i dont get lazy and use the above methods...i just get a ladder
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Originally Posted by Gipraw
this is what I use . I find ti works very well, and it seems more stable than my rubbermaid stool ..
I modified mine a little. I glued pipe insulation on both edges, to prevent accidental damage to a vehicle, and I added non slip strips to the top, althought I think that is probably overkill.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...8399_200328399
.
I modified mine a little. I glued pipe insulation on both edges, to prevent accidental damage to a vehicle, and I added non slip strips to the top, althought I think that is probably overkill.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...8399_200328399
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I'm lucky I have long arms, and running boards, I stand in the bed to get about 3/4 of the roof, then stand on the running boards and do the front portion of the roof that I was unable to reach from the bed. Thats for washing and waxing.
Last edited by ws6_guyscrew; 12-12-2006 at 06:08 PM.
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Originally Posted by Gipraw
this is what I use . I find ti works very well, and it seems more stable than my rubbermaid stool ..
I modified mine a little. I glued pipe insulation on both edges, to prevent accidental damage to a vehicle, and I added non slip strips to the top, althought I think that is probably overkill.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...8399_200328399
.
I modified mine a little. I glued pipe insulation on both edges, to prevent accidental damage to a vehicle, and I added non slip strips to the top, althought I think that is probably overkill.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...8399_200328399
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Just about the same thing I use and I love it. The one I have has a nice plastic tray on it. It is a bit more money but it comes in real handy. You can get one at Target. http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B0002M9M1Y
Griots Garage sells that one for about $100 .. that is a good price at Target ..