Recent content by bravenrace

I haven't bought from them, but have had a Bend Pak HD-9ST for 4 years now with no issues. I would highly recommend it. I especially like the pneumatic releases.

I did the same thing. So far so good.

Can't really help you directly, but I have an HD9-ST, ifyou need any pictures or information. I'm in Cleveland Ohio if you wan to make the trip to look at it in person! Jim

I have a Bend Pak 4 post lift. I've been using it for about 4 years now. The only problem I had with it is that one of the bolts that attaches the ramps to the crossmembers sheared. Not sure why, but I suspect it was the result of putting my tractor on it. It was under the weight limit, but...

Hi, Can anyone recommend a source for a garage appropriate border to go between the colors of a two tone wall? My shop is dark gray up to 36" above the floor and then white above that. I'm looking for some kind of wallpaper type border to go between them. Like a checkered flag thing, or even...

I acid etched mine. It's been down 3 years now and is holding up perfectly except for stains. I didn't use the clear and have been told it would better resist the stains, but I don't know if that''s correct or not.

Menco was where I bought mine. Good price, good customer service.

I didn't know there was a clear coat. Does it increase the shine or make it more slippery? I have the lighter of the two grays and want to change to the darker gray. The adhesion of the paint has been perfect, so I have no problem with using it again. So it sounds like I should follow their...

Nobody has an opinion on this? I really could use some feedback on this. Thanks, Jim

I coated my new (at the time) shop floor with Rustoleum Professional Epoxy a couple years ago. I'm finally getting the rest of the shop done and have found that the addition of lighting, a ceiling and walls have effectively changed the color of the floor to a color I don't care for. So I'm...

I've had that exact Bend Pak lift for about 3 years now. It's a great lift for a good price. I highly recommend it.

I also left a gap at the bottom, but it's not much, maybe 1/4". I noticed you are in Chardon. I grew up in Mayfield Village and now live in Tallmadge, east of Akron. Small world, eh? Thanks to you and everyone for your suggestions.

The drywall doesn't go all the way to the floor. It stops about an inch off of it, and there is a pressure treated 2 x 4 laying flat on the floor under it. This is a pole building that was framed for drywall after the fact, which is why the 2 x 4 exists. Removing drywall at the bottom will...

Thanks for all the replies. The option that walleyed and kbs2244 endorse is I think the kind of stuff you sometimes find in public bathrooms and places like that. Are you talking about the material that is contoured at the bottom to curve and meet up with the floor? The material I'm thinking...

I'm new here and just wanted to Hi and ask a quick question. I recently had drywall installed on the walls of my shop. I want to water proof (best I can) the corners between the floor and the walls with some kind of sealer and then finish it off with a baseboard of some kind. I don't know...