Recent content by joeyv69ragtop

Tried to watch your video but it is no longer available.

The 2k was just for the concrete. The gravel and labor were gifted to me. I did all the labor except the pour and finish.

Because I don't want it public 8m case my wife sees! 🤣 I haven't kept good track of all the odds and ends but here's what I do recall. Lumber, windows, roofing, siding was 10,500 Man door was 150 Overhead door was about 500 2000 for concrete 400 in lumber for forms 1100 to have a buddy install...

Sent you a pm.

Been busy. Final building inspection and rough electric inspection have been completed. Going to start installing insulation and drywall until I get my hands on a trencher to run conduit out to it.

I'm not afraid to admit I'm out of my element here. I'm a computer programmer not a builder. When I said thanks for pointing out the obvious it wasn't a smart *** remark, I had legitimately overlooked that otherwise obvious step. Had I bothered to unroll any of this stuff I would have seen...

Thank you all for your responses. I wound up getting help on this so we applied the wrap horizontally. The roll remained quite rigid and easy for my dad to unroll against the building and pull tight while I manned the stapler and ladder. It was rather breezy but I could see this being much...

excellent question. IDK who makes the product. It's some generic wrap with the 84 logo on it. I think a call to the store may be in order. Thanks for pointing out the obvious.

Thanks for all the replies. I did a calculation and at 6" overlaps on the vertical install I'd have 89 linear feet of seam vs 76 linear feet of seam going horizontal. BUT the horizontal install will put almost all of the seams up close the overhang. I have not looked at other lengths, the...

Getting ready to wrap my garage. I have a 9' roll of wrap and 10' walls. I'm debating doing one full horizontal run to 9' then cut the remainder of the roll to 18" and finish the top or cutting the roll into 10' lengths and wrapping 9' widths of the garage at a go. Any thoughts? I figure the...

:ROFLMAO: Now I see where the fire truck comment came from! Yes, I will test-fire car engines haha I built a fun little test stand, you can see it in the video.

10' walls. 12 would have been ideal I think but I de ides to match the neighbor's which is just over the fence from mine Good luck with your project! I look forward to seeing your garage gallery thread when you get started

Thanks Mike, I think the original pic was too big it wouldn't attach in line or as attachment. Cropped it down and it seems to have worked.

Pic attached from yesterday's roofing adventures.