Recent content by retfr8flyr

Order the powder online from Amazon and mix your own, that is what I do. The powder is cheap and keeps forever. I always have some on hand, as it has so many good uses.

I've used an Oxallic acid salutation many times to clean rust stains from the asphalt roof shingles.

I have had New Age Pro cabinets in my garage for several years now and they are holding up very well.

When I built my house in 2001, I had Andersen windows installed. I haven't had a single problem with any window in the house, so I am a big fan of Andersen windows. I think decent quality windows, from any of the higher quality window companies, would be a satisfactory window for your needs.

As John says, it all depends on use and budget. I was in your shoes several years ago and decided on Epoxy. I have a 3 bay garage and use one bay for woodworking and one bay for my Mustang mechanical work. My floor looks as good now as when I first put it down. I have dragged floor jacks, used...

I don't really think the company is responsible for smooth side sections. If it really bothers you, I would get some clear epoxy and lightly sand the side walls and put on a coat with a brush. If you wait the required amount of time, you can re-coat without doing any additional prep work. Add...

Very nicely done, that is a great place to have as your work space. Hey ambenz I am aonther Stang guy, this is what I park in my garage.

I have had the older New Age Pro cabinets for several years now and they are very nice cabinets, for the price. They have held up very well and I highly recommend them.

Another vote for the Bosch, I have it on my Bosch glide and it's great.

A single stage DC will work fine with anything but a drum sander. I have the Jet 1100VX-CK DC and it was fine until I added a Jet drum sander. Now I am in the process of turning it into a 2 stage setup. If I was in you shoes, I would get the HF 2HP DC and add a good canister filter from Wen...

I went with full flake epoxy in my garage. I did Wolverine Coatings prime coat, color coat, flakes to rejection and 2 clear top coats of polyurethane. I have used jack stand, dragged floor jacks around, dropped many heavy objects and dragged my heavy woodworking machines around on mobile bases...

I have the heavy duty Hiloft rack for a set of mounted tires and wheels. I run one set in the summer months and the other set the rest of the time, so there is always one set on the wall. Except now :D i recently pulled my summer tires off and haven't put them on the rack yet, they are just...

Looks great and nice write up on everything. I went through somewhat the same process when I decided to do my garage floor. Ended up with a complete makeover. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=193742

Even if you go with tiles, you should put something on that floor. After the grinding the surface is all open pores with zero protection from the elements. I would at least put a sealer on it before you put the tiles down.

Nice job on the floor, like ard says, what finish are you looking for? I would give a shout out to some of the vendors on the forum. These guys all offer great product and will give you honest advice.