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Managing Extension Poles and Rollers

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What happens here

Extension poles are stored overhead, attached to the ceiling of the trailer for clear access and to keep them from being damaged or obstructing floor space. This includes poles for rollers like the Titan Interfed Roller (highlighted as a 'game-changer') and Hyde spray poles (gun extensions). The overhead placement keeps these long tools secure during transit.

Goal: This step covers the overhead storage system for various extension poles and specialized rollers, ensuring they are out of the way but easily reachable.

Tools and materials

  • Extension Poles
  • Hyde Spray Pole
  • Titan Interfed Roller

What they say

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Here's other things. So it'll actually hold you know, extension poles. So you can see up here, I have extension poles attached, readily accessible, all my extension poles. I'd like to have them up and out of the way. Here's something that I use quite often, the Titan Interfed Roller. That's a game changer. That's something every painter needs to have right there. There's the Interfed Roller, which I use multiple. Here's the gun, a gun for one, on an extension pole. So that's how I actually hang extension poles and stuff. Here's a game changing tool, every painter needs. Right here, the hide. Let me see if I can flip it around. It's too long to flip around. But hide, spray pole, not a gun extension. Have that up and out of the way. And these things are amazing. Hang it up here. They're up out of the way, so that expensive tools not going to get damaged. These are really cool. You can see I label things. So they're all labeled spray cans doing roof jacks. I always spray roof jacks black. So they match with the roof, the roof is black. You always got to have your primers. So spray cans, spray cans of primers.

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