Product Handlers Four Aerosol Spray Can Holder with Screw Driver Holder Garage Shop Race Trailer Organizer Caddie Tool Caddy

This was the cheapest spray can holder I could find to mount to the back door of my service van. For some reason, even the one without the screwdriver holders was more expensive from the same seller. I am glad I got this one, though. I have some very long screwdrivers that barely fit in my tool chest. I did not use the holes provided and drilled my own that were a much tighter fit so that they would not move around. I used two of the larger holes to keep very long zip ties. The existing holes work well for this. I mounted it with self tapping screws to the inside of the rear doors. I only intended on using the two upper mounting holes, but instead used all four. The reason that I did that is the same reason that I gave the product three stars. The plastic is very thin and the product feels cheap. Think of the plastic trays that flowers or new plants come in, but maybe twice (x3?) as thick. Don't get me wrong, it does exactly what it says it does. It holds four spray cans and has provided holes for screwdriver storage. I just can't wrap my head around the price. This feels and looks like it should be a $6 add-on item. I can buy a rather large injection molded plastic storage system with several drawers for the same price. But, look at the thin gauge steel spray can holders that probably cost about as much to make, and you're paying $30 and have to listen to steel cans hit steel brackets when you drive down the road. I mounted mine low enough that neither the cans, nor the unit, will be exposed to direct sunlight very much. I don't want flammable cans to get too hot, and I am not sure how this holds up to UV rays.I like the product. Like I said, it does it's job exactly as described. The only issue I have is the cost. Holding a couple ounces of plastic that is not finished very well and knowing that you paid $16 or whatever makes you feel stupid for a moment. Having said that, I also ordered the 6 can (no screwdriver tray) version just the other day because even know I think I overpaid for this one, it will probably get installed in the next van I get in a year or two.I will update if it craps out on me or if it goes into the next truck in the same condition it came out of this one.Edit: The can holders will outlast the van. It is only 9 months later and these have been installed most of the 100k lease on my van, and the products are still working fine. No damage, no cracking, no fading. They will be installed in the next van later this month or early next month when it arrives. I would recommend these. The seller has reduced the price since I bought this one and the other one. I still feel that they should cost less, but since these are the cheapest out there, I may be wrong on that point.Edit 2: A year and a half after my last review, the holders are installed in my newest van that now has 40k on it. They are holding up just fine. I feel like I did get my money's worth after all. I may have been a bit too harsh on the seller because I did not trust the product and felt like I was paying too much. They are worth it. No fading, cracking, etc on either one.

Works fine inside my RV basement holding my various life spray cans. It's pretty expensive for what it's made of so the profit margin on this must be huge! It's what I needed so I bit the bullet and got one.

There were holes to place nut drivers or screwdrivers however they did not go all the way thru,

Works great on my golf cart as a drink holder. Just what you would expect for a blown molded part