
Buffing Bonnet Pads, Ten-Piece Six-Inch Set
Swap clean bonnets across the backing pad as you move from rubbing compound to thin liquid wax along the hood.
The bay, the driveway and the bench along the wall. Cars, metal, grease and the one outlet by the door.
26 pieces land here, drawn from 5 shelves.
The garage is the one place outside the house with a grounded outlet and room to work. That is why the welders and the pressure gear live on this page.
Most garage tools compete with a car for the same square footage. Wall hooks and flat cases are the difference between a workshop and a maze.
Grease, brake dust and road film get on everything. Tools meant for this room wipe down rather than needing careful handling.
Foam cannons, wash brushes, handheld vacuums and the small tools that get a car clean inside and out on a driveway.

Swap clean bonnets across the backing pad as you move from rubbing compound to thin liquid wax along the hood.

Thread our locking coupler adapter onto your grease gun hose to clip securely onto stubborn zerk fittings without holding the tip.

A locking coupler that grabs zerk fittings firmly so grease goes into the joint instead of spilling down your arm.

Grit in the cup holders and gravel under the floor mats get cleared out with this small handheld blower and vac.

Clear compound and spread wax across body panels without dragging an extension cord over freshly washed paint.

A cordless orbital buffer with two batteries and a six-inch pad tray that works across fenders without catching an extension cord on the tires.

A folding cordless vacuum in black that pulls grit from car floor mats, blows dust out of vents, and packs down small for the glove box.

A folding blue hand vacuum that pulls crumbs from seat seams, blows grit out of dash vents, and charges from a cab USB port.

Gravel in the floor mats and sawdust in the console meet a folding silver vacuum that slips into the glove box.

Hot pressurized steam loosens dried floor mat grime, greasy door jambs, and kitchen tile without added solvents or sprays.

Two outlets on one brass body let you soak the truck in soap then flip straight to clear rinse water without swapping wands.

A cordless grease gun that runs on battery power, built with a flexible hose and an integrated light to reach grease fittings without pumping by hand.
Small stick welders, torch heads and the gear for joining, heating and freeing metal in a home garage.

Smooth general purpose steel electrodes that strike quickly on AC or DC and leave light slag that chips away with a wire brush.

These general mild steel electrodes strike easily on smaller home welders and leave a smooth bead across awkward joints.

Thread this torch head onto a small gas cylinder to start the charcoal stack, sear meat on the grill, or heat frozen garden soil without matches.

This handheld torch threads onto standard fuel bottles to light lump charcoal, start campfires, and preheat steel right on the bench.

A small stick welder that runs on wall power with five click stops for carbon steel and repair joints around the shop.

A handheld stick welder in an orange housing, small enough for one hand and built to run standard rods on fence posts, brackets and scrap steel.

A handheld stick welder shaped like a torch for fence repairs, iron brackets, and carbon steel fixes around the yard.

A handheld stick welder that fits in one hand, runs small rods on thin iron and gate frames, and plugs straight into the wall out in the shop.
Work lights, headlamps, hooks and storage pieces that turn a dark corner into a place where you can find things.

A tall folding tripod light with three swing panels, magnetic base, hanging hook, and an onboard battery that runs lights or tops off a phone.

This tripod lamp sets up tall over a crawl space, sheds glare across three folding panels, and switches settings by pocket clicker.

A tall folding work light on a steady tripod that spreads wide overhead beam angles or lifts off the stand to hang in a tent or stick to a fender.

Set this tripod light in the dark corner of the yard or under the hood, adjust three folding panels, and run the beam with the small remote.
Only 1 piece off this shelf lands here. The rest of it sits on its own page.
Only 1 piece off this shelf lands here. The rest of it sits on its own page.
A garage is two rooms pretending to be one. Half of it belongs to the car, and half belongs to whatever broke that week. The tools on this page cover both halves, which is why a foam cannon and a stick welder end up as neighbors.
The car side is mostly cleaning and access: foam, brushes, a handheld vacuum, a light that clings to the underside of a hood. The repair side is metal and fasteners: a small welder that runs from the wall, a torch head for a seized nut, a grease gun with a coupler that does not fight you.
One number sets how hard a tool pulls, the other sets how long. Also the part most brands skip: our packs are not one family.
What a 110V inverter and a box of E6013 will and will not do in a home garage, and how to keep the breaker out of it.
Thirty identical holes, drilled once. How the jig sets centers and edge distance, and the order that keeps a run of doors matching.
Answer two questions about what is in front of you and the finder points at the shelf that handles it.