Recent content by NXC1978

That's a good one. I know what you're saying, if they made the base the length of the car then it might be ok to use without bolting it to the floor. I may try Steve's (skamp) idea and see if post section happens to be running accross where I would want to mount the lift.

I guess I was hoping someone manufactured a 2-post with a base of some sort that would allow it to be free standing. If there is one, I can't find it. Thanks for the suggestions though!

Does anyone make a split rack, 2 post lift that doesn't have to be attached to the slab? I have a post tension foundation. I would like to have something like this, but it would need to be free-standing..

Looks great! How high is your ceiling?

My dad had his down for about 10 years and he just removed it when he moved. No mold just dirty.

I love your car!!! Hope to get a 993 myself real soon.:3gears:

If you do get a shop vac, I would go with the wall-mounted Hoover GUV (Garage Utility Vac). It kind of reminds me of a miniature version of the big cylindrical vacumes you see at a self-serve car wash. It was really the only option in a small space like mine. Wish I had a pic!

coming together, nice! :thumbup:

Personally, I would do a quality DIY epoxy kit before I would try staining/sealing myself. Most of the stain and seal jobs I have seen get damaged easily by "hot tire pickup". Not to mention that the clear coat scratches easily. I am no expert though and I am sure it all depends on the...

For sure, that is why I am going with close to the same paint scheme. Mounting an extra florescent unit above my workbench though. When you finish the floors it might make it slightly brighter in there. I noticed when I did my racedeck floor, even though they are black and white checker...

I thought about that myself, but it looks to me that overall it is brighter than where he started with the bare drywall.

I bought a small tool shed for my lawn equipment and put it in the back yard. Besides cluttering up my small space, it made the garage dirty all the time. Cost me about 200 bucks and was worth every cent. Cool space!:thumbup:

Oil can definitely leak through. The tiles fit tightly together, but liquid leaks through mine. Also, as far as cleaning tough stains. I am a fan of the lacquer thinner. Doesn't seem to hurt the tiles one bit.

Sean, your floors look awesome! It is actually for my dad, but I think we are going to try and U-coat it ourselves after all. I have a racedeck floor.:thumbup:

Funny, I have the Land Rover (2000 model) just need to obtain a Porsche and it is serously next on the list. Thinking about a 964 or 993 though. Anyway, sweet garage. Keep us posted!