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    A New Beginning

    The slatwall was time consuming but probably the best thing I've decided to do so far on this building. Most that have seen it says it looks better in person than in the pics. I couldn't have imagined it working out any better than it did. Cutting the boards was the most time consuming part but...
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    A New Beginning

    more pics of slatwall
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    A New Beginning

    After looking at all of the commercially available slat wall I decided that we would make our own. We started with No. 2, 1" x6"x10' and12' yellow pine boards we purchased at Follen. We ripped each board to 2 1/2" wide. We then set our table saw to make the balance of the cuts required to shape...
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    A New Beginning

    The counter was faced with slatboard and was probably damaged when people were leaning against counter and twisted hooks used to display items on slatboard. We decided to remove the slatboard and finish it with sheetrock. I'm going to get a vinyl wrap to cover the sheetrock around the counter...
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    A New Beginning

    There were two large windows between showroom and shop area that had been removed and just left open. There was also a lot of damage to the sheetrock that needed repair. After repairs to sheetrock we installed two large mirrors where the windows had been. Not sure if I going to keep it this way...
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    A New Beginning

    First pic shows tile we put down at main entrance into showroom. The second picture is floor after sanding. Kinda like the wat this looks. Trying to decide on best finish to keep it looking this way. Any suggestions? The last pics are of the main counter after a bit of cleaning. Still much to do...
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    A New Beginning

    Thanks for the compliments. Hope it turns out as well as I hope. Will keep posted often.
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    A New Beginning

    The shop is located in Jackson, Ms. on I-55 South. Trying to debate on either making the front look like an old service station/garage or late 60's early 70's Plymouth/Dodge or GM Dealership. I think the dealership look would be ideal but much harder to execute.
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    A New Beginning

    We(my nephew and I) work on hot rods, classics, muscle cars and race cars. going to have a nice place for local car enthusiasts to hang around and enjoy.
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    A New Beginning

    Pics of showroom area during renovations. Most of the wall and light fixtures have been repaired and walls are painted. There is one pic of small area of floor where we have started sanding to refinish.
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    A New Beginning

    more pics of interior as it looked before we started renovations. There are a couple of pics from shop area. total enclosed area of shop, showroom and offices is 41' x 80'. there is a 40'x25' covered area on back side of building and south and east side of building has 25' awning with concrete...
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    A New Beginning

    We repaced damaged and missing boards and stripped floor to give it a rustic/vintage look. Trying to find a stain to closley match current floor and just refinished walls in light gray with darker gray trim. I will post pics of floor tomorrow before we put final coating on floor. It's starting...
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    A New Beginning

    more interior pics
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    A New Beginning

    Here are some pics of the interior of the showroom area.
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    A New Beginning

    Here are some pics of things that need repair. Air compressor is totally shot and will not even run. Tree had grown through brace for cover of air compressor and damaged guttr/roof section of back of building. the former business had so much junk piled up that drainage became a problem and...
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