Davefinan
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I’ve been using pipe insulation I have laying around. Pool noodle might be a little beefier
Pool noodle uses for car and shop
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Davefinan
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Great minds think alike, I was going to go get a couple to lay my hood on upside down for taking it apart, then I spotted the big sheets of bubble wrap from AMD parts, so I rolled them up instead. Mission to Wally World aborted.
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Since this seems like “pool noodles in places other than pools ,” pool noodles also work great in place of bubble wrap when shipping stuff
I used some pipe insulation on a 3/4" bar across the rear side window of my work van ...to secure a small buddy step-ladder in place with a bungy cord. Over the years the pipe insulation has shed some of its innards and is now stuck to the pipe. I bought a couple of pool noodles a few months ago for filler insulation in between the top of a sliding door and the ceiling framework in my lounge room....however it was slightly to big.
So now I will use a section of pool noodle to see if it works in my van to hold the step ladder in place.
Anti-vibration and security.
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And you want to be my latex salesman.
b-body-bob
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People use them on the long edge of lift off hoods so they can just put them on the floor and lean them against the wall.
I used some pipe insulation on a 3/4" bar across the rear side window of my work van ...to secure a small buddy step-ladder in place with a bungy cord. Over the years the pipe insulation has shed some of its innards and is now stuck to the pipe. I bought a couple of pool noodles a few months ago for filler insulation in between the top of a sliding door and the ceiling framework in my lounge room....however it was slightly to big.
So now I will use a section of pool noodle to see if it works in my van to hold the step ladder in place.
Had a chance to install some pool noodle this afternoon....cleared out some stuff first. The pipe insulation has left a mess for later.
CrazyBoutRacin
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This!
Hahahahahahaha!!!!! I love it!
CrazyBoutRacin
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I wish I had a picture, but on my enclosed trailer I used at the drag races. I used noodles to cover the rear gate lift assist cables to keep folks from running into them, especially at night.
CrazyBoutRacin
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Me too on this! You can’t hardly see them at night!
Daves69
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I have a piece on my garage door brace. Keeps the dings and scratches off the Cherokee tailgate.
PsyOps
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I use pipe insulation around the edges of windshield glass to make handling & storage a little easier.
