Recent content by Bolted

I thought I would throw my hat in the ring on this one. No budget for a real gas pump so I did the cool fuel kit back in 2006. I think this company went belly up. I set the gas prices for the sixties, back when I was a kid. The only fuel it holds is adult libations. :spit:

Not sure, paint rep said 4 coats would be fine. The sealer was only a problem where I used the mechanics seat alot in one area. The sealer let go from the concrete,and not between coats. Rep said he seen that problem before. He suggested stripping and replacing with urethane. Too much work for...

I put a Xylene base sealer on my garage floor. The first time I put it down after a acid wash with an overnight dry. Held up pretty good for a couple years. I then put two more coats down to give a fresh look. a few months later I started using a mechanics seat with hard casters, doing detail...

You may want to try a degreaser or citrus based cleaner to remove tire marks. Good Luck!

I may not have made myself clear on my other post. Stopping the noise at the source. Using the staggered stud method stops the sound from traveling through the wall. The staggered stud system is the best system for a new build. You can then focus on special drywall and insulation and make the...

http://www.onthehouse.com/articles/apimages/581.gif Here is a picture to help.

http://cmi-insulation.com/noise_reduction_techniques.asp This is the best technique for a new build I have ever seen. A guy in the audio business showed this to me. The room he had built was the most soundproof I had ever seen. Do a search on other websites for more info.

Just a thought on paint. I had the cheap flat paint on my walls and went with kitchen and bath semi gloss. It works well for me, easy cleanup and is pretty tough paint. :)