Recent content by Mush07071

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Bestine, rubber cement thinner, find it in an artist supply store. Use a spray mist bottle (windex) get the tape stared and spray behind as you pull slowly , let the liquid do the work...

MP&C, I have to thank you for all of this information and sharing a real ability to explain to us a really great knowledge of the art of metal repair that you have. Really great.

How large a floor is it? Hopefully it is structurally sound to support waterer goes in it. I would think a nice rollout Linoleum or some sort of vinyl roll sheet floor would work. As long as you glue it down real good and it doesn't get wet underneath.. I would roll it up the walls a few...

Im going to rename myself Tread Killer..

Im in the same boat, In NJ.. Floor is 3 months old.. If I keep the garage at 60 degrees would it be OK to epoxy new concrete..I plan on priming too.

Whatever the heck it is it sure looks cool...

Our fire house has this, I would spource fire / first responder supply companies.

Look in the back of Hemmings Motor News, I frequently oogle at the avail awesome Garages with Homes....

Thinking about the floor inside now.. New slab is 3/4 of the floor and old slab the rest.. My local ReStore has a load of Concrete Tiles, 1 X 1' are 3/8" thick, 1 X 2' are 1/2" thick.. Made in China is all I can find to identify the Mfg.. Looks like they have fibers imbedded in them, you can...

Another big step. Doors are in!:thumbup:

Getting there Finnaly poured the slab!:thumbup: Came out great! Keeping it wet, water 3X a day...

Nice... Great job on that shop. COOOOL Trucks..

Cool. and classy RD..

Pics.:thumbup:

Yep, I got that stuff Jim, Its called QP here. Didnt deliver that well though.. Truck arrived, rolled out towards the spot and sunk in the lawn, I was surprised since the front loader Concrete truck rolled all around the barn the day before with an 11 yd load without an issue.. Ended up...