Recent content by musclecarjohn

I'd say it finished off the walls just right...6" was the right choice as well:thumbup:

Good to hear...will do my main house garage next.:thumbup:

Finished product... I didn't take pics of the stormseal installation because I had 2 doors to do and my adhesive was in the sun.Everything went well and I must say that is a quality product.I have the doors closed now to hold it in place,you can just barely see the black peeking out from the...

Cheapest place I could find looks to be the source which everyone else buys from, www.diamondlifegear.com I was able to step up to 6" vs the 4.5" and still pay less from these guys. mike's48, I used an oil-based primer (per my painter) and 2 coats of latex semi-gloss and perfect coverage.He...

Here is a mockup picture still not attached to the wall and the clear protective wrapper still on it.I am waiting just a bit to let things warm up so the super-sticky adhesive on the back of the foam tape can do it's job...instructions say you only have 1 minute to position the piece after...

6" diamondplate baseboard and storm shield threshold for the new garage: Should keep me out of trouble...somewhat.:bounce:

Thanks for all the feedback and thanks Marc for that link. I was on their site before I ordered and after seeing that again,I changed my order.

www.texasgarages.com I just ordered some baseboard diamond-plate moulding for the garage,they had the best pricing and free shipping. Just seeing if anyone's done business with them.:headscrat

bought a few more signs and 76' worth of diamond-plate baseboard moulding for the walls...stay tuned for further updates.:thumbup:

Bought it from the internet,can't quite remember where at this time,but I can do some research.They gave me free shipping...then realized they lost their shirt...so they raised the price of the sign about $100 the day after I bought it. Dragster Racer, I have never heard about a 6-month wait...

I didn't catch that here,but when pricing plywood:shocking:...it seemed like the best choice.I looked at several different OSB and decided on a certain 3/4" Canadian brand because I liked how the smooth side looked.We were careful to make certain we used only the smooth side.I used 25 sheets...

I thought so too.Quality of the materials were excellent and I opted for a few upgrades so it could have been even less.

Thanks guys for all the nice comments,so nice to see some of you guys from the other boards but hey...cars & garages,right?:thumbup: The building was delivered and installed by a 3-man team in just about 1 1/2 days for $11,300 complete.I supplied the slab of course and did all the...

Small world,huh Kirk? Just be sure to prime with oil-based primer like I did or the latex primer will keep soaking in to the OSB...got that recommendation from my painter. Two coats of primer and one coat of good quality latex paint and you should be good to go...:thumbup:

Never really done are they...but getting there! Was installed last summer,finally got around to trimming out the inside and started the picture/banner hanging process.Still undecided if I'll install floor tiles yet or re-seal the floor with a grey finish,here we go from start to finish,building...