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If prepped right and proper kits are used, floors can last 50+ years. Epoxy is not just for floors either there are so many different wall and floor kits for every thing you could imagine. For me, first I'd like to say it is a ton of work, but worth the time and money. if you are going for a...

Try just hitting it with the hose and a scrub brush first before resorting to cleaning agents.

Garage ceiling paints should be durable enough to not peel or crack and cover any old stains. If your ceiling has many imperfections, you'll want to stick to a flat paint sheen. The best interior paint always work best for ceilings.

I don't have an e-book, but I remember using, and still have it at home, "Structural Steel Design: A Practice-Oriented Approach". Walks through everything from basic to complex scenarios with a step-by-step format, so it is very friendly to someone not as versed in steel design.

A hand sander with coarse paper will remove it, then you can paint it all. Once you are done it'll look just fine.

Dark pigmented colors like red are the hardest to get uniform coverage. Make sure the paint is thoroughly mixed, the pigment tends to settle. It will take 2+ coats for sure.

On a six months of gap. Open access, spray on cleaner, hit with brush /water. The cleaning solution should go out your drain. It's a fairly simple process if you can access the coils.

Adding to this the YouTube thing might seem a little intimidating but I'm the least mechanical person ever and was able change my thermostat and a few different hoses using it.

I just bought the klein tradesman pro backpack. And so far I'm loving it.