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Kilz oil is a interior primer used for stain blocking. You asked if you can use exterior latex on top of it. Is this a inside or outside paint job? If outside, skip the kilz. If inside your latex exterior paint will dry slow and smell quite a bit.

I would prime with a oil primer then two coats of top quality eggshell or pearl finish. This will allow you to wipe the walls if needed.

I connected a coax cable from the cable box in the basement (70') to the TV in the garage. In the basement I use the HDMI connection off the box for the TV. Works great. Get all the channels. Only drawback is you must watch the same channel. No issue here as the kids are grown. No issue...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Changed the oil and filter on the x5

I just completed my ceiling using corragated plastic roof panels from home depot. 2x12 sheets. Easy to install direct to rafters 24 inches apart.

There was a man named Jed looking for grub to keep his family fed and up came from the ground some bubbly gu

Benny moore makes a safety marking paint in white and yellow. Made for just your needs

Rent a floor grinder. Diamond plates will strip the floor in a few hours. Remember to find one with the vac system. Cost for the day will be under 400 and you will be staining that evening

not a fan of the monthly fee for xm. I use a sonus unit. works fantastic and no fees!

same here. I also have the same rack. I am six feet two. just mount it high enough so you avoid the frame.

in the paint business. the paint and primer stuff is a marketing tool. raw walls should always be primed and a top quality paint used after. we only recommend the paint and primer on walls in good shape and similar color being painted

home depot! they won't match, they give you only what the computer tells them. go to a Sherman williams or Ben Moore store, bring in a piece of the color you need and they will match it.

in the retail paint business, we always push three kits for a two car garage. paint is lost on the brushes, rollers, and pail.

also a huge fan of the show. they explain the purchase and repairs of each car extremely well. however, the profit they make on each piece auto should include some labor time cost.

Wilton makes the vise for snap on. my son the dumpster driver pick up one from the local auto repair shop for free. a new pair of teeth cost $40 and a little paint gives me a new vice.

semi gloss on the wall allow you to clean it, but also show every inch of the stucco. I would prime with oil based primer and a top quality latex egg shell interior or low lust exterior paint. two gals of each should do it

Re: what did you do in your garage today? hang some shelfs and painted the top of a new built workbench. oil based enamel, of course.

if it is a short run the water won't freeze as it is warm coming from the heater. I run mine into the sump pump out to the rain gutter and it keeps the rain gutter from freezing. verify you will have no standing water in the line.

jack hammer is my thought. a wet saw will still create dust.

same issue. spring time rain about three times a year 12-15 gals at a time. have a french drain however, I have clay under the basement pour. this builder *****! wet vac it up until I can tie both lines together in the area it weeps in.