Recent content by TedBear

I did the "social area" of my garage in peel-and-stick 12" tiles from Menards. They're about 64 cents each and really easy to put down. They sell epoxy crack and hole filler for about $18 per kit which might help you to smooth things out before applying the tile. I'm pretty happy with mine, I...

Hey guys, I've got a couple of questions regarding new epoxy over old. My barn is about 10 years old and previous owner epoxied when it was new. However, he ran a painting business in there and spilled some paint, stain, resin, etc. around. Per instructions from the local Sherwin Williams...

That's unbelievable! Beautiful work! Sure makes my high school shop class bowling pin lamp look pitiful..haha. You guys should be real proud.

A guy I work with put one up about 4 years ago and he's really happy with it. We're in northeast Indiana.

Hey, I'd love to have you stop by. If you are familiar with the intersection of N. Wayne st. (also known as Old27) and 200N, that's the corner that has Wendy's, Menards, Meijer's, and Applebees. I'm one mile west of that corner on 200N, after you cross over I-69, I'm the 5th house on the left...

Actually this is a mildly interesting garage tip. My dog, who was my old pal for 14 years died last fall. I had one of those pet food dispensers hanging on the wall that holds 20 lbs. with the little slide door in the bottom. I now use that for floor dry, works great and it's up off the floor...

Wow, I love it. I grew up next door to a Phillips 66 station and spent most of my youth hanging around over there, so I chose the Phillips theme for mine. I'd love to see some interior shots of yours. Thanks!

Sorry about the lack of pics, I haven't even got the digital camera hooked back up to the computer since we moved. I'll snap some this weekend and get 'em downloaded.

Hey guys, Ted from Indiana here, northeast corner of the state. We moved in June, just out of town here and I now have a 1200 sq. ft. pole building for my own personal shop. My wife tells me that if you stand in the middle of the road and stare really hard you can see an actual HOUSE on this...

Hey guys, I'm brand new here too, but I was wondering if maybe it might be more effective to seperate the outside and "under construction" shots from the interiors. Maybe have two different galleries. I have no idea how hard that is to do, I'm a heavy equipment operator and barely computer...