Recent content by eppyhonda

Hey GJ folks! I'm considering purchase of a property in KY that includes a nice size pole barn that's constructed from some solid steel beams. It needs a lot of work, but if I purchase this property, I'll be insulating, adding new electric, heating (potential mini split w/AC), installing new...

Subscribed, waiting to save some money on 26" top and bottom

thanks for all the replies. Turned out to be starter. new one's in and its up and running again. thanks so much

Hey guys, thought someone on here might be able to help me with this problem. I am having sporadic troubles starting my '03 Taurus. A few months ago, the car wouldn't start one day, I mean the engine wouldn't turn over, no noise at all when trying to start it. 5 minutes later, tried it and...

very nice floor man. Glad to see the glue came up and it turned out so well.

to anyone interested, on both the signs recieved in my first order, "MADE IN THE USA" printed bold on the back of the signs. Good news and makes me feel more comfortable ordering from them for sure. Customer support is great and I recieved my signs the day after ordering, even though I ordered...

Hey man, you don't have to buy 15. If you notice, you can buy just one at like $11+. I ordered 2 for my dad for Christmas and I'll be stocking up on some for myself very soon. These are super cheap and a really good deal considering shipping is included. I'll let you all know how the quality...

****, didn't think to ask the girl when I called them today.

Guys, this place might be of interest to some of you. I was looking for some vintage tins signs for the garage, this place has a lot, and they are cheap as can be. Their prices include shipping, and I'm in Ohio (as is this company) and with their standard free shipping, they told me I'd have...

http://columbus.craigslist.org/tls/1492883696.html Somebody may be interested, looks nice

Kevin is exactly correct in saying, NOT, under any circumstances, do you want concrete on top of asphalt. As a highway engineer, I have seen the effects and even under light loads, aphalt is an emulsion and it will rut and shift in time. Asphalt is actually more intensly "pushed and shoved"...

Yeah, those are pretty nice. I noticed some at Lowes last week. Great that they ordered one for you.

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11763 This is an old thread I'd started on here about the slab. No deteriroation, at all. A few hairline cracks and a lot of old oil stains. I appreciate the comments so far, the more input the better. Thanks :thumbup:

As the title states, anyone laid anything like U-Coa-It or similar on a 20+ year old garage floor? :confused: If yes, what step did you take to prep the floor. Grinding, etching, etc, a combination? If you have before after pics that would be great. I'm preparing to take on my floor but...

Is it alright to refrigerate parts A & B in a refrigerator for a while before mixing them? I assume if they were to be in the refrigerator for an extended period of time, this may be detrimental the epoxy...but if only for an hour or so to lower the temp a bit and try to extend the pot life...