Can the roof hold up a 200lbs person lying down?
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Can the roof hold up a 200lbs person lying down?
Gents, I am doing paint correction work on the car. So far so good. Now it is time to get on the roof as I have no other way of working diligently on paint there. As I don't want to dent anything, what's the best way to get up there and work with a polisher? Will a roof comfortably hold a person who is roughly 200lbs.? Are there any other tips/tricks for working on top?
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Gents, I am doing paint correction work on the car. So far so good. Now it is time to get on the roof as I have no other way of working diligently on paint there. As I don't want to dent anything, what's the best way to get up there and work with a polisher? Will a roof comfortably hold a person who is roughly 200lbs.? Are there any other tips/tricks for working on top?
ive done mine by standing in the door openings you can reach a lot of the roof that or a slightly tall step stool that’s going to hold you at an angle, and you can stand on the rear bumper or atleast I can and do the whole rear section. You can’t get the perfect grip sometimes but because you won’t see it as much any imperfections won’t be as noticeable
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You will definitely dent the roof doing that. And possibly cause more leaks around sunroofs if the dents are near the sunroofs.
What I do -- I have a retaining wall next to my driveway that's about 3 feet tall. I pull the Disco up right next to it, and detail the roof standing on the top of the wall. Very easy. Maybe you can find something similar?
What I do -- I have a retaining wall next to my driveway that's about 3 feet tall. I pull the Disco up right next to it, and detail the roof standing on the top of the wall. Very easy. Maybe you can find something similar?
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