Recent content by Racer_X

In my opinion, that would be a mistake. You should keep them original/neon.

Especially if presented to the audience here, who have a great combined skill of knowing where to find things.

With 20 feet of hose so you don't have to drag the vacuum around. Years ago I bought some vacuum hose extensions at Sears and found they made vacuuming so much better(safer around cars, too).

Thanks. Somehow I blew right on past those photos. No room for a ceiling in that garage.

Perhaps some clarification is due here. Did you actually insulate the ceiling, or do you not have a ceiling and what you actually insulated was the underside of the roof? If the former, in most cases you would be better off using a vapor barrier on top of the ceiling with a lot of blown-in...

Funny coincidence... I was just watching this video last week. It says it is episode 4, so you might want to check out other episodes before and after to hear more about what he has to say.

I'm no concrete expert, but I did ask about such a thing for a project years ago. I was told that it could be done, but that 2 inches of sand would need to be put on top of the existing slab, then the new slab poured on top of that. Unfortunately, it was too many years ago for me to remember...

Umm... I hate to break it to you, but that's corn, not gold.

Mine is uphill in both directions, but only when there's 2 feet of snow on the ground.

So would a plasma cutter with a guide fence.

I did that years ago to protect my walls when washing floor mats and it has worked out perfectly. Note: I'm just going by memory, but I think I may have bought these panels (thinner, lighter, cheaper) and turned them around so the flat side was facing out: Pebbled panels at Menards

Cover your walls with 4x8 plastic panels, like these. Hang them using pole barn screws with rubber washers. **** them up to each other and put a little silicone on the seams. 4x8 plastic panels

For those that have one - I'm curious how much dust they kick up into the air.

Based on the size, I would put it between 110,000 and 150,000 BTUs.

Someone can have 40 years of experience doing things wrong the entire time.