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I remember doing the underground tour in Seattle and being like "oh, so THIS is why the roads are so bad!" They are some of the worst. Like, there are Seattle road surfaces that people from Detroit would comment on.

Awesome looking space so far, and all the exterior shots make me miss the coast a wee bit. Subscribed!

Alrighty, well, one pandemic and child later I'm finally able to get back to the garage hobby... hobbies? And hopefully these photos work a bit better... So, to backtrack, these are a couple photos (I don't have many) of how it was when we moved in; a two car garage with a separate studio space...

Most deteriorate because the majority are not applied properly. Scarify, acid etch, or grinding is required in most cases to give the surface proper "tooth" for the coating to adhere to. Do that, and it's quite durable. I did a Nohr-S polyurea floor in my garage a few years back after grinding...

I've not been able to get much done out in the garage, but the doorway's been a let-down for a long time. I'd always intended to weld something up with old wrenches, but I've not had time to hunt down a bunch of cheap old wrenches, so I finally said screw it and looked around what I had kicking...

Looking forward to seeing this progress...

Nice! Yeah, I just needed a little guy for trails and minor yard maintenance, so it suits my needs perfectly. And it was clearly very well taken care of; it's pretty mint.

Cleaned up the old chainsaw I picked up at auction last summer for $10. Runs great, but now I need to sharpen the chain, then it'll go to work dropping the little ash tree in my back yard.

Went from to On my Hypermotard. I really dislike those aluminium sprockets, but it was my first time doing the sprockets on my Ducati and the single-sided swingarm sure does make it easy.

Welcome from Kelowna! And I concur with Phantom; I have what I consider to be a better garage than I ever could have hoped for, but if there's one thing I'd change about this blessed place it'd be 10 or even 12 foot ceilings. Primarily for the car hoist potential, but also for the ability to...

I'm loving this build. I live in an arid area now, but previous dealt with a lot of humidity and rainfall issues with past garages... so suffice to say I'm really digging all the efforts being made to buttress this garage against the onslaught of dihydrogen monoxide.

I stuck an Old Man Emu 2" lift under my Disco, with Fox 2.0 shocks. I also bolted on some TerraFirma steering links. Rides like a dream, but I think I need to take off the rear sway bar to improve things a wee bit. I also tidied up and started the process of finishing up my LJ80's front disc...

I was going to say; I've done the crank position sensor on a Jeep Cherokee XJ... I can't imagine the PITA factor that comes with an E90!

Alrighty, so while working out here to get some window coverings installed (theft worried) and the bathroom making progress, I took a quick little picture to demonstrate what I'm working with... It started out as a slightly deep 2-car garage, with an artist's studio addition, that became a...

Quite a bit... after a visit from an unsavory sort of character earlier in the week, I opted to hurry up and install some blinds and window film. The blinds were easy but the window film ended up in the trash. However, I also finally got around to installing a sink and vanity in the garage...