Recent content by madmikeee

Good lord I wish I saw this thread back when I bought mine in Nov 2018. They are STILL sitting in my other garage waiting to be installed. My new garage is 99% done, just need the compressor and to finish putting the polyurea on the floor. That will be in the spring when I can rely on more...

Looks good Justin!! Thanks again for putting up with me and all my questions. You will , hopefully, be getting pics of my project soon :)

Sorry I thought I had put that in. Nothing less than 10 SCFM. That way I KNOW I won't have any issues .

New garage being built, pics will be posted later. I need a compressor for it. I am thinking 60gal will be sufficient. There will be some auto body/auto work. Some wood . Basically just a general hobby shop. What do you all suggest? I would like it as quiet as possible but I am maxed out @...

I have an 8" slab that has a 4' deep sill here in MA. Depending on the thickness of the actual slab you MIGHT be able to get away with no footings depending on the load and your local code requirements

Recommended inexpensive (Read NOT CHEAP) 60 gal compressor for occasional sanding, painting (Auto) minor wood working. Also has anyone built their own enclosures to reduce noise for a compressor like this? THANKS!!

Update, just because, I am STILL not done. My "Friend" , who built my house and I had great faith in, fooked me over hard and I had to hire another framer. He did an EXCELLENT job but is now onto another job he had scheduled. He was kind enough to get his guys in as an emergency and didn't...

I have a set of craftsman pro's Handles are all black but the type is printed on the **** end so all I have to do is look and I know.

I bought this one a while back when my circa 1984 one died. Absolutely love it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DGZFSNE/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Thanks!! I will look into your products as well.

Oh one more question, If I choose to have this done by a pro what am I looking at for cost per sq ft (Estimated is fine).

Thanks for all the info guys! I am thinking I will go with the polyurea. I need a good strong anti-skid surface and from what I am seeing that product is the easiest, although not the cheapest, solution that seems to fit my needs. Thanks!

why would I need to grind a brand new floor?

I am assuming the polyurea is the most expensive as well. :) If I were to go that route with the brand new pad can you give me a run down on how hard/easy it would be to do myself? I read that the polyurea is easier than regular epoxy style floors, with it being a brand new floor what prep...

it will be used as a garage with some auto work, some wood work etc etc. so It will have to be chemical and salt resistant, anti slip etc.