Recent content by Rorin67

Thanks, guys. Appreciate the great comments about the '67. It's been such a part of my daily life in SoCal for the last 15 years that I think it will always remain with me. That's why I had to give it a proper garage! I did indeed restomod the '67 heavily, as the car was no where near...

Another option is from GarageFlooringLLC - their HD Trulock tile 12" x 12": https://www.garageflooringllc.com/coin-tile/ I used Racedeck (great product!) on my first garage and HD Trulock (also a great product!) on my second garage and could barely tell the difference between the two products...

I was gonna say you can use the space above your garage door for storage, but that's out... I go by the same motto many on here do: "The floor is not a shelf"

Nice work - looks great! My garage was 1/2 covered in laminate flooring just as you describe, as the previous owner used it as a home office. I used it to park the car and the laminate held up surprisingly well for the 3 years I used it that way. I think our climates are similar, so moisture...

I prefer for my garage to be a (1) working garage first, and (2) showroom second. So, yeah, I want to have my cake and eat it too, which I can do with the Racedeck or Racedeck-like tiles (check out Garage Flooring LLC for their TrueLock HD Coin tiles, which are so similar to Racedeck tiles)...

Great job on the floor! Nice bike as well! :cool: :beer:

Trulock HD coin tiles from Garage Flooring LLC is a third option and similar to RaceDeck. Ask me how I know. ;)

Spray foam does sound like an unnecessary mess... I ditto the use of some type of 6" board (not 4"), as the board just looks a lot nicer than the rolls of adhesive vinyl. Here's mine with 6" baseboard.

The floor is pitched to run to a drain in the middle of the floor. But the drain no longer drains, so the water will puddle. That's what I'm seeing here.

Thanks, guys - you're all very complimentary! The '67 has been my daily driver in L.A. for over 15 years and over 100,000 miles. It's a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun! I'll re-iterate my recommendation for interlocking tiles. Ahashmi - I would recommend that you actually call any of the...

Fun project! I just finished my 2-car garage remodel, so I've recently been there, done that. Mine kinda looked like yours to begin with as well. Some questions for yah: - Why "recessed" lighting (which may not have great spread patterns in a garage)? - Have you considered LED flat panels...

Motorcycle guy here too!

We see you have a window high on the wall. Just open the window to ventilate the garage. That's precisely what it's there for. Now go get that paint for the cinder blocks!

Thought I was gonna take the Chopper to work today, but it's battery didn't like not being used for 3 weeks, so I rolled it back into the garage and put it on the trickle charger. Took the cage to work instead.

That garage and those sweet vehicles deserve a complete and full floor. Justin's products are great (ask me how I know), and the price only hurts once, so go for the whole floor. I can already see a checkerboard design in light gray, dark gray and some blue mixed in for your floor - it would...