Recent content by Seavs

That looks fantastic! Congrats on making an awesome place for your steeds!

Norb, your garage is looking awesome!!! I go back and forth daily on how I want to paint my garage, and your scheme is one that I bounce to often. You've really made a very functional and nice looking space there. From seeing this thread and following your swap on bf.c, I'm seriously...

Between this thread and dubber's double it's like Christmas logging in every morning. I (for no reason that I can explain now) got rid of my 03 ZHP a few years ago. And while not an M model, it was certainly a happy medium between a 330 and M3 (with lots of little ///M touches). I'm anxiously...

Re: Rick's Audi Double Thanks, Kyle. Sometimes you gotta keep these guys on the straight and narrow. :spit:

Re: Rick's Audi Double Fantastic new site! It's already bookmarked. One thing though, you seem to be missing the page that instructs how you detail cars... No worries, we'll all wait while you throw that one up real quick. :) Seavs

Congrats on the new space! Which area around Dulles do you live? I did a stint living in Sterling (Oak Grove) and Ashburn (right next to Brambleton) before moving back to Phoenix. Both places I lived there had fully unfinished/exposed garages that I would have loved to turn into awesome...

dubber, you've done just an awesome job in your garage. Congrats! You've also successfully made me depressed thinking about how I've made (by comparison) -25% improvement in the 2.5 years I've lived in my garage. And yes, that is a negative indicating less than no progress... at all. Can't...

My comment was a little tongue in cheek... However, if you were to mount it on the wall above something that sits on the floor then you technically wouldn't be losing any floorspace.

Mount it on the wall like so much else in your garage! Problem solved.

Wow, that looks amazing! Tiles is definitely the choice for my garage, but it's still a ways out. Congratulations!

Hmmm, didn't think of water damage causing the pull away from the wall, though being in AZ this would be pretty suspect. I'll snap some pics tonight.

Thanks for the reply. The flashing I currently have is in pretty good shape, just that the bottom has come away from the home. I'll use some longer nails to get them back in place and then use some small wood pieces and chalking to close the gap. If I ever need to replace them I think I'll...

Good afternoon all, I have a questions about the flashing on the side of the garage (at least I think it's called flashing, it's the metal form with the rubber seal on the outside of the door). I have a two-car garage and a separate one-car garage. On both the flashing is pulling away from...

I love that all you've posted is a couple pics of moving in and you have 26 posts already... Yeah, no pressure.

Man that is a nice setup! Have you considered installing a high-lift garage door track? For some reason having a raised entry door and being so close to the garage door up height just screams for some high lift attention. Very happy for you regarding your move, as you can imagine there might...