Sufficiently advanced creeper technology
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cNSfuBAApI

Per the comments it's $90. I'll be looking for one at Goodwill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2QYQZXYIHk

Clever- I like it! :thumbup:

However, I just use a chunk of carpet or cardboard- both are free and readily available anywhere.

Out on the road, I have used my cardboard engine blanket as a mat to lay on.

You went where I was going: cardboard. Need it to be slippery: another piece of cardboard.

Not oil- or water-resistant, but hey - it's cardboard. Let it dry out a bit, burn it in the rubbish pile. That starts the firewood, and then it's time for post-wrenching hot dogs.

If that creeper ain't got a beer holder, what's the good of it?

I have a creeper.

I use a towel.

I bought Napa's biggest truck jack and have difficulty just getting my Accord onto jack stands, let alone high enough to slide underneath.

Would a conveyor belt work? :) (just the belt, no rollers)

The top comment said they use a yoga mat. Maybe I will track down an Army PT mat and use that.

I like using carpet but one time a spider got mad at me for laying down on it and bit me, making a nice tie-dye pattern on my back. So there is that.

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=palemoon&q...ck&ia=productsYou could get a tarp, a foam pad and a silk sheet from the thrift store, and [staple?] them together.

Rather than staple I suggest bonding the layers together with contact cement. If silk sheets are not available use tent nylon fabric treated with Rain X or similar coating.

Stapling was a joke based on my own facility with fabrics.