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Re: Garage floor on a budget I used the same kits with the Rustoleum 2 part clear coating. It held up well in the six years that i owned the place. The only issue that I had was that the clear coat started to yellow in areas that saw a lot of sun.

Same here, after being out there today and its not that cold yet the space heater isn't cutting it. My setup sounds similar to yours 10ft high ceilings but mine is 20 x 20. So in 30 mins at the 5000W setting your garage was 60 degrees? That sounds pretty decent.

Built manly stuff in the garage today:lol:

I would ask them to cut you a deal on their professional epoxy from what I have read this stands up well. I used their water base product for color but did put a top coat of professional clear on top and it held up well the past couple of years. My slab was fairly new as well less then a year...

I put the professional clear over the water based color its held up well the last 2 years.

The stance and color on the CST is perfect :rocker:

Sweet garage, your coolness to sq ft factor is huge. Glad to see another Miltonian? on here.:beer:

I have these in the garage they are awesome 2 for $10 Good on the OP for coming up with this as well. http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/8/KitchenBath/KitchenStorage/KitchenOrganization/PRDOVR~0429908P/Bluebox%252BBuddy%252BBracket%252BSystem.jsp?locale=en

Very Nice job, your place looks great.:beer:

My boy Ben he will be 8 years old on New years eve and shows no sign of slowing down.

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Nice garage and that KTM isn't too shabby either :thumbup: my next bike will be a 525 hopefully.

Poured foundation full basement. I have heard they build them stronger as well but cannot see where this was done. They use to come out of the factory turn key but they had some problems. My house was one of the later ones to come out of the factory it was dry walled and the stairs where...

Cracks are not uncommon in the first couple of years as the house settles. I kind of went nuts with the crack filler the most of them are hairline. They built the factory just to build homes for one subdivision 5500 homes. This video will probably help.

Definitley a regular house some where factory built others where built on site. You cannot tell which is which. I perfer my factory build as it wasn't out in the elements during construction. Instead of me yapping here are a few pics from when we first moved in.