Search results

4x4 piece of osb. Oil will soak in, even exposed to rain, it’ll last months and months.

Get a gallon of Pour N Restore and keep around. Great removal, even of very old stains.

I’m 66 years old. Working many years without gloves and although I’ve tried them a couple of times, I just like the feel of skin to tool feeling. Not that hard to scrub off the grease.

Pulled this up on YouTube. Probably exactly the same as your procedure to

Possibility of a drop ceiling in there. Can still put insulation above that if you put in enough support wires.

When I did my garage, buried 2 pvc conduits. Each one 2”. Stuff isn’t that expensive and didn’t want to look back and be sorry.

After the fluid is cleaned up and if it has left a stain on concrete, I keep a gallon of Pour N Restore in the garage. Lifts stains rt out of concrete.

My friend installed bird netting, it’s been up probably 10 years with no problem.

You have a nice project on front of you. Tear down usually takes way too much time and work. Yuck. You planning to do a lot of the new construction and cement work yourself?

Your idea should certainly work as I understand it. One deal I’d look into though. The manner that your carport is anchored to the cement or whatever it’s sitting on. With walls added, there will be a lot more sq footage for the wind to push against. So solid anchoring will be a must.

First dado I made with a wobble, I packed it up, returned it, ordered a Freud stack.

My niece has 6 kids and when I put her door and opener on I knew the sensors had a 100% chance of continual whacks. Took my welder and gabbed up some brackets to surround them and bolted them to the wood frame of the door opening. Also painted them flouresent orange to make them noticeable

Put in a couple switched outlets and plug in some 4’ led shop lights. Easy and bright.

Seems to me that your electrician friend could just use a tester and ck for voltage on the screw/outside of the breaker. If no power out but power on the bar in the panel, the problem is either the breaker is faulty or the connection between the panel and breaker is corroded and not making...

Wondering if your shower area is large enough to spare 4” on the exterior wall. Meaning, the exterior wall, well insulated and drywall or plywood sheeting. Then build a 2nd 2x4 wall to house the plumbing and shower valve. With that setup, there would never be enough low temps to free the...

You’re easily good to go. No problem with the weight. If you’re concerned when it’s there long term like over the non mowing season, cut a couple 12” squares of 3/4” plywood and put one under each tire. But I wouldn’t worry about it.

Could you try getting two metal pieces of unisyrut, Place one above and one below edge and bolt these two together to straighten out the cup until you have glued and bolted the two edges together.

I’m thinking the addition might blend in better if the roof is rotated 90*, putting the gable end in front. Throw in a couple windows similar to the houses and I’d like it. OR, if you want the addition at that height, I’d look into a second roof over your original garage to have both roof lines...

Perhaps call the company and see if they have any recommendations if no one here has some good remedies

Anything I ever receive or see in email, fb, or whatever claiming their giving stuff away I trash like a bad egg. I can’t believe the people that fall for this stuff and the old "Share this and you can win a truck, or you’ll get a free $250 gift card”. Wake up people.