My buddies budget garage makeover

[ScottyVetteGuy]

Keeping cost low was the goal. The walls needed to be pointed, painted, and water locked. While at Lowes getting stuff for the walls we found the epoxy flooring was on sale. Grabbed two buckets of that. Some minor roof repairs were made and a fresh coat of silver coating (No pics of roof work). I'm not exactly sure what he spent in total but I believe it was less than $500

Here are before, during, and after pictures.









His 1970 pontiac Lemans and 1970 Mustang.

 

[Terranova]

I honestly expected to see a corvette parked in there.

It's amazing what a coat of paint, floor epoxy and water locker can do. Great start.
EDIT:
Lol guess I should have read a little closer, the vetted probably in YOUR garage, not you buddies. Is his name DaveStangGuy lol.

Either way it's cool you helped your buddy out.

 

[ScottyVetteGuy]

I honestly expected to see a corvette parked in there.

It's amazing what a coat of paint, floor epoxy and water locker can do. Great start.
EDIT:
Lol guess I should have read a little closer, the vetted probably in YOUR garage, not you buddies. Is his name DaveStangGuy lol.

Either way it's cool you helped your buddy out.

Thanks, his garage was not fit for those cars, so we had to do something about it and make it more presentable. No his name is not DaveStangGuy. He is not on this forum, though I have recommended it to him.

 

[CodeRedZ]

Looks WAY better, great job.

 

[ScottyVetteGuy]

Looks WAY better, great job.

Thank you

 

[Crushtang]

Nice job on the makeover! Is the Mustang a fastback?

 

[sublime68charger]

Looks good

How tight is it to get the doors open?

 

[ScottyVetteGuy]

Nice job on the makeover! Is the Mustang a fastback?

Thanks. Yes, it's a fastback.

Looks good

How tight is it to get the doors open?

Truthfully I don't know I wasn't there when he pulled the cars in.