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Ditto! If your selling your house install racedeck and your garage will look awesome without all the fuss of epoxy. Then when you list the house, put the "garage flooring" as an exclusion similar to what people do with washers, dryers, or anything else you want to take to the new house. You will...

JohnTheMixer, I'm about to take on this project. Just curious if you figured out your problem??

Don't be concerned. It's a non issue

Just submitted my request for quote. Looking forward to my 2nd install of Racedeck Freeflow!

Do those NewAge cabinets come Assembled??

Or just occasionally walk around your garage with a shop vac in one hand and beer in the other.:beer:

DPeglow could you post some pictures of your Racedeck against the newage bold? I'm looking at doing the exact combination.

Place cabinet on top of 2x6 and extend front feet to level. If front feet won't travel enough to level then place a 2x6 under front feet.

I just wrap the hose around the unit when not in use... The hose is very flexible and as far as reach it really depends where you mount it. I wanted to reach my cars parked outside, and have the ability to vacum the garage floor so I mounted it between my garage doors.

I also recommend the wall mount Shop-vac that ghnl referenced here... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006NXIH26/?tag=atomicindus08-20 It is awesome! For $100 bucks you get everything needed including a hose to reach most all of your garage, plus all types of sucking accessories. It's great! It's...

Your shed looks great and very well built, but as with any structure it all starts with the foundation. From where I'm sitting it looks like your gravel was simply placed on top of the ground piled 3-4 inches deep I think that's your problem. What are you going to place the concrete blocks on...

Your gonna love the freeflow. I can't help you with the bend pack but with the sawdust that's easy. I have a wall mounted shop vac with 25 ft hose. Whenever I have sawdust or shavings I just vacuum up.

I've had my Racedeck floor (freeflow) for a year now and have never had any clacking. I would not put any type of liner underneath...it's not needed.

Can you provide a picture of the entire floor?

No. RaceDeck floors are built for cars. Here is a YouTube video demonstrating a truck tire turning on racedeck.

I would put the Freeflow on the raised portion and then use yellow edging to the lip, and maybe paint the face of the lip black. When I put my freeflow down 2 years ago yellow edging was available.

in addition to what the others have said, I would also look at the lower third of my walls where the beast may have sprayed. Not sure if you have drywall, concrete, or stone walls but I would clean and prime. A dehumidifier may help reduce odors as well.

Contact Racedeck, get a sample of the freeflow and test it out yourself.

Looks great!

Your link isn't working for me, but I found a cheap ($25) tablesaw on craigslist and a new blade ($8) at lowes that worked great for me. I think a tablesaw is tool of choice for cutting these tiles especially if you have to cut like 1" off 22 tiles going the length of your garage. Where are you...