Recent content by LeGaCyGiAnT124

It's illegal in my state to do that. I thought of that already.

Nope. I thought of doing that myself when I re-did the garage back in the Fall, but decided it would cause more of a headache, and technically not be allowed. I honestly think the slope of the pipe is more the problem than the un-insulated pipes in the garage, but my furnance issues are a whole...

In the winter months, we typically don't open the garage door very often. From looking at this picture, the longest wall on the left, and the very back wall are not insulated. The ceiling is, and the walls on the right are against the laundry room/ down-stairs bathroom, which are.

Thanks for the honest answer. I think you might be right too. Here is something else I am hoping to resolve by heating the garage. The intake/ exhaust for the furnance runs through the garage (about 10 feet), which is uninsulated. When the temperatures outside are below 0, the exhaust tip gets...

Hey guys, I am looking at getting a ventless heater for my attached garage in our home. The garage is around 300 square foot give or take. My daughter's bedroom directly above is nearly 10 degrees colder in the winter, and we are hoping this will help heat it too. I keep reading about moisture...

It seems like a grinder would be your best bet if there is that much paint splatter. My power-washer didn't take it off like I thought it would.

Thanks!! I ended up putting down the clear coat yesterday, finished painting 50+ feet of decking board and door frame, as well as building my work bench and painting it. It's been a really busy weekend, but it's really coming together now and I love the floor with the clear coat :bounce::bounce:

So, I got impatient and couldn't wait to put it down any longer :lol_hitti:lol_hitti Did it solo and it took roughly 2 hours to do a 275 square foot garage. I will admit that I took my time, but what's the rush? I think it turned out GREAT. Can't wait to see it dry and with the clear coat on...

My wife and I got the concrete repair on tonight. Used the whole 24oz and stretched it as far as it could possibly go 😆 Also got all of the trim cut so they just need painted. Going to give the whole garage one last shop vac sweep Saturday morning, and then it's epoxy time!!

On Monday, 9/9, I actually re-greased two stained areas on the garage floor one more time (let the degreaser soak them for 10 minutes before scrubbing them for a good few minutes) and then rinsing the areas. Then, I re-etched using the Seal-Krete Clean n Etch I already had in my sprayer. I...

I am going to wet the floor again when I get home, spray undiluted blue cap muriatic acid on the floor, let it sit for a minute or two, spray it all off the best I can with the garden hose, and then power wash the floor one more time. Come Wednesday evening, my wife's going to help me repair the...

What did you use to etch with? Yeah, there are a lot of cracks that I am going to repair before applying the epoxy. Anything will look better than what it currently looks like, I agree.

Buying muriatic acid after work from Lowes and spraying it undiluted. Want this to work!! These were pictures I took this morning, so roughly 12-13 hours of dry time with a box fan and dehumidifier running overnight.

Made a lot of progress in the last few days. Finished painting the walls and ceiling (woo hoo!) Worked on the floor today. My wife and I spent between 4-5 hours power-washing it with a surface cleaner, degreasing it with Zep Purple, then etching it with Seal Krete Clean n Etch. How rough does...

Just buy one of these :) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B013QJ0W8Q/?tag=atomicindus08-20