HIGH-CAPACITY & DURABLE BUILD: Engineered to support up to 750 lbs, this fender stand is constructed with powder-coated tubular steel, offering unmatched durability for heavy-duty projects in garages, repair shops, or DIY workspaces
ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT FOR VERSATILE USE: The adjustable arms allow you to customize the height for different auto body parts like doors, bumpers, windshields, and fenders, making it an ideal solution for sanding, painting, and drying tasks
PROTECTIVE PADDED ARMS: Designed with padded arms, this stand safeguards delicate parts from scratches and dents, making it a perfect tool for vintage car restorations, classic car customizations, and replacement parts installation
FOLDABLE & PORTABLE DESIGN: Its foldable construction makes this stand compact and easy to store or transport between job sites, providing a space-saving solution in busy garages or workshops
STABLE NON-SKID FEET: Equipped with non-skid feet, this stand remains securely in place during work, offering maximum stability on various surfaces while protecting your workspace from scratches
K Tool International 79755 Automotive Fender Stand for Garages, Repair Shops, and DIY, 31" x 36" x 41", 750 lbs. Capacity, Adjustable, Padded, Powder-Coated Tubular Steel, Non-Skid Feet, Red/Black is a perfect gift for those who love to wear their favorite team’s products. This K Tool International 79755 Automotive Fender Stand for Garages, Repair Shops, and DIY, 31" x 36" x 41", 750 lbs. Capacity, Adjustable, Padded, Powder-Coated Tubular Steel, Non-Skid Feet, Red/Black is made of 100% polyester, and has a pattern on the back with the team’s name and logo.
The K Tool International 79755 Automotive Fender Stand for Garages, Repair Shops, and DIY, 31" x 36" x 41", 750 lbs. Capacity, Adjustable, Padded, Powder-Coated Tubular Steel, Non-Skid Feet, Red/Black have their own custom product that is made of 100% polyester and is a custom fit for their body. They also have official brand licensed product that are made of 100% cotton and are a standard fit.
