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Your color combo sounds really cool. Can't wait to see it. I also laid down 15 total lbs of flakes on my 680 sq ft. OCC considered it heavy broadcast.

MoparMan, Thanks for the positives. I actually epoxied over the wrinkled sikaflex before v-notching it out and laying more in. To be honest, you really had to look hard to see it since it camouflaged with the heavy broadcast chips over it. I knew it was there and still bothered me, that's...

Just did my floor two weeks ago and had the preprime 167 wrinkle my sikaflex also. I was pissed. Talked to Original Chips Company and the guy told me not to get the preprime 167 on the sikaflex. The solvent based epoxy and clear are ok to coat over it and don't wrinkle it. Just the preprime...

e-tek, Yeah, I am really jonesing for a project. Was heavily into motocross, quad racing and stand up j-skis, but they are all gone now. I really miss the fun wrenching in the garage. Now that it's finished and clean, I really want to dirty it up with something fun. Not sure what car to go...

rebl68, Went on this morning and bought three $74.99. I just went back on and you are right, they now say $30 off. I usually don't have that kind of luck. Got free shipping and additional $5 off with on-line coupon. My sears club membership wasn't processed yet for an additional 10% off...

Marty, Thanks for the positives. Sorry to hear about the new "no move" policy. I had that for a while too but it was for the best at that time. I hope I don't get relocated for a few years or never if I can help it. We like it here. Well, off to purchase some Craftsman black and grey steel...

I was a GM tech at a local Detroit dealer for many years and lived in the dusty, oily, greasy shop performing everything from heavy repair to wind/water leaks. Didn't really mind the mess then but since having my own garage, I enjoy a cleaner environment. I like both worlds, clean yet rugged...

Jack, That's a great idea regarding the load sensing switch. I will do a sears/craftsmen search later. If you have any links, please pass them along. Thanks again. -Eric

Next was the base and chips. Thick stuff. Went with a taupe base and medium to heavy light earth tone chip blend. All products came from Original Color Chips company. http://www.originalcolorchips.com/store/ These shots were obviously taken after clear coat and ample dry time. Came out...

Decided to go with Devoe products. All two part solvent based primer, base and clear. This is a shot of the two bay section after the primer. I decided to do the project in two sections. First two bay, then the one bay.

Thanks all. Here are some new shots of the project. Decided to epoxy the floors. After renting a diamond grinder and spending about four hours on it.

Chicane, My Polk's came with those grills/covers. I think it's a version of there Momo look/series form a couple years ago. Anyway they are Polk Audio db series db651. Here is a link for more info. http://www.crutchfield.com/p_107DB651/Polk-Audio-db651.html?tp=95

Oh, that would explain it. Thanks GrantMLS.

Does anyone know if Halo still offers the six pack of 6" recessed lighting housings and trim rings packaged together? I bought a few from HD over the years and I don't see them there anymore.

Home Depot, $190 includes follow behind vacuum.