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Join Date: May 2006
Location: UNION DALE PA
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Is there anything you don't have?
Is that paint on the floor or epoxy?
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well let see /lift /plasma cutter /new air compressor but thats next the paint is beir solid color stain ,yes the stain will wear off after while but i just recoat floor every other year ( the garage does get used hard very hard ) Jeff |
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Location: Michigan
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Great space Jeff.
I used to work in a downtown store that had an office supply/book store in the basement. The floor was a stained green smooth concrete finish. That building was 80+ years old. I don't know how old that finish was, but it never wore off in the years I was there. Does that stain do anything to seal the pores in the concrete (making cleanup of spills easier)?
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as far as the stain goes every thing the cars leak wipes right up I have used the beir stain for years ..... we have used it for our parrot breeding room ,old basment of our prev. house ect ect. never had a problem with the product .the product under heavy traffic cond. will wear out in time so a quick recoating and it looking great for another year..... |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Ohio
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Nice open area to work. I really like the stained floor. Nice Garage!
Where can I buy the behr stain? What kind of prep to the floor is required before you can stain it? |
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Location: mich
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Every mans favorite place. Home depot
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Location: Tennessee
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I too would like to know about the prep and also what colors are available. In other words, are there many colors to choose from? Dave |
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Good information on the Behr web page. Looks like it is tintable to any color you wish, Behr only lists two base colors. Dave |
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as for prep of floor i would talk to some one at home depot. as for color any color you can think of they can make |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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RAYJAY,
How about the ceiling? Is that just a high gloss white paint on sheetrock / plywood? It reflects the light very well.
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![]() that was painted over 15 years ago..... i did use sherwin willams high gloss All Surface Enamel Latex on dry wall Designed for interior and exterior wood, metal, drywall, and other surfaces. This high quality coating provides excellent resistance and exceptional durability. Features * Exceptionally durable — perfect for doors, trim, windows and other areas that get hard wear * Excellent resistance to weather and sunlight * Perfect for a wide variety of surfaces, including aluminum, drywall, masonry, plaster, steel, galvanized steel and wood http://www.sherlink.com/sher-link/Im...tex_107-05.pdf |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Weeki Wachee, Florida
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Beautiful shop, what cars do you have to play with???????
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![]() and for when i want a little speed ..... ![]() ![]() 1994 sho atx |
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Super high output... those things are some serious sleeper cars! Your wouldnt think they were as quick as they are by looking at them.
Good stuff Jim
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Hi all its time for a refresh on my garage, There been a lot done since the pictures were taken, I install air lines, new air compressor, and more....
moving the work area around to make a better work flow and installing a small coal stoker to heat the place, hope to have a few pictures in the coming weeks to up date what i have done. Jeff
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Wow. Bringing a thread back to life after four years! We need photos!
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Looks like a nice place to work in.
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it is when i get done it should even be better
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Did you do any special prep before doing your stain?
Also, people sometimes apply a sealer after staining....did you use a sealer? If so, why or, if not, why not? |
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