Recent content by Evan55

Its all spelled out in the post, sparky. Maybe you should consider actually reading the thread before making a fool out of yourself with an irrelevant meme pic and uninformed opinion.

Im hoping to get some advice about what garage floor coating is best for my application. Im moving into a new (to me) house at the end of the month that was built in 2012. The garage floor is bare concrete and is flawless, and I would like to keep it that way. I have racedeck tiles in my...

The bike wall. Cars and bikes make up the 2 largest landowners in my garage, so to keep from getting a pedal into a car door or a chainring tattoo on my hood, My garage is segregated into a bike side, and a car side. Separate car and bike drinking fountains, no bikes at the lunch counter...

Back wall pt 1. Next up on the work list was redoing the back wall, which consisted of a new workbench, cabinets, shelving, tool hooks, and a couple new outlets. as a refersher, it used to look like this. awful First thing is to plan it out In go the geartrack and up goes the first...

Oh and my 8 month old aussie had an accident on the tiles (actually 2 accidents) and I was dissapointed to find out, as I feared liquids get down under the tiles very easily and quickly. On the plus side it is in fact easy to pull up tiles with a putty knife. (the tiles are also aussie camo!)

updates still coming- slow day at work! next up is cabinets and shelving on the far side (car side) of the garage. I hate having things on the ground next to a car so that leaves elevated shelving or cabinets. Cabinets seem 'safer' to me next to a car since nothing can accidentally fall off...

a small update: electrical (part 1) so all the outlets and switches in the garage looked something like this when i bought the house. (plus an equally nasty coverplate) or this i mean wtf is that? so a little bit of this and they all look like this and this electrical isnt done...

Progress Update Step 2 : Paint. painting is kind of boring so TL;DR: painting ***** and is more expensive than you think. Walls are shiny white now. Its funny how improving one part of something makes you realize how the rest of it looks like complete ***. I hadnt planned on painting...

Step 1: Flooring. What flooring to use? The previous owner of my house took leftover interior wall paint and painted the garage floor with it. ( :finger: ) This would make epoxy or VCT a bigger pain in the *** than they are already since it would require the work stripping the old paint...

Its hard to follow some of the amazing garages some of you guys are building, but here goes anyway! I have a lot of stuff, so the main goal of my garage build is efficiency and maximizing storage and organization. Unfortunately probably not much room left over for fun stuff like themes and...

3500k and 5k are actually brighter than 6500k. higher K = less lumens.

I mountain bike regularly and store muddy bikes in my garage, so dirt is a frequent visitor to my garage. Is racedeck/motofloor good flooring for this situation? Im concerned that the dirt and sand will work its way down into the cracks and cause gritty noise and wear. Ease of sweeping...

I just noticed they used the same photos as MotoFloor, possibly (hopefully?) just a rebrand. Im going to take the plunge and order some, hopefully it is good stuff. Now just to decide all black, or checkerboard....

Anyone have any experience with these? I see they are on sale at BigFloors.com, anyone know what these compare to in the SnapLock line? Are they equivalent to something else in the RaceDeck line like GarageDeck or MotoFloor just rebranded, or are they lower quality?