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Luvit-- Looks very cool. :) What type of sealer did you use? Thanks, Ron

Wow. A stealth lift. Very cool... I didn't notice the extra cuts in tile in the earlier post. I like it and great job. :) Thanks, Ron

Tyler-- The urethane looks awesome and I like how it lets the "experience" of the floor shine through. How slick is the resulting surface both dry and wet? Thanks, Ron

Perhaps mirrors? :bounce:

Quick question on densifiers... are they slippery or do you need to add some sort of traction material when applying? Thanks, Ron

Thanks to the folks that reminded me about he Best Buy Auto Equip... I notice that they had an "Auto Lift" brand http://www.bestbuyautoequipment.com/Auto-Lift-CAR-PARK-8-PLUS-8000-lb-Storage-Lift-p/autolift-car-park-8plus.htm that seems to meet the requirements. Is anyone familar with them...

@ Shocker & Goobzilla I had read that best buy auto equip by PDX had closed in another thread. I just tried their number at 503.935.5216 and it is disconnected. Another victim of the economy. :( Thanks, Ron

All-- Sorry for the slowness of response... just got a new job and trying to make sense of it... so less time for fun pursuits. @Ken-tek Bend-pak has great lifts that are well designed for use in commercial setting and prices to reflect that quality. I'm gonna be lucky if I cycle mine 500...

She grew up in Europe... the only part of the car that should be nervous is the mirrors. But they can be expensive. BTW... here is link to the Eagle XLT lift...

Good idea... $200 for caster is reasonable. It was the $375 price with free shipping that got me. Ronst

All-- Got a garage with and need a lift. I'm going to use it for storage of a cobra kit car and have my girlfriend park the Infinity G35 below it. She has has a few challenges backing up :) ... so I need to make it as easy as possible to back out (eg. WIDE). Also, my garage doors opens are...

Oops... my mistake. They do list one Bend-pak... but mostly Quality lifts. Thanks, Ron

An interesting thing is that I dug through the thread and got found the link to Pacific Lift Online early in the post... and found they only carry Quality Lifts now, no more Bend-pak. Thanks, Ron

If you are going to have 220V outlets... the electric police will require every outlet to have it's own breaker. The work around is to connect 1 or 2 "junction boxes" with the 220 wiring "upstream" and then install the actual 220 outlet at the end of the line. This allows you to pass...

"Nah", I thought "... it couldn't take 3 hours". Now at 3 and a half hours... all I can say is "Ouch". Hope the kid he learned something postive from it.

I recommend good old Shopvac, but make sure you get the "quiet series". My contractor had a Rigid and after using them side by side, he replace his with one like mine. Also, get one with the "most HP" and a 2" pipe. I typrically shoot for the smallest capacity (gallons) that will still give me...

GarageEnvy-- Out of curiousity, what did you pay for EC at Lowes and was it for the full or half kits? Thanks, Ron

Christine-- Any hope of a Lowes in Oregon carring your product? ;^) Thanks, Ron

Here is one of the best articles I've seen on the web for how to do "gold star" amatuer pour. http://www.familyhandyman.com/DIY-Projects/Concrete---Brick/Concrete/form-and-pour-a-concrete-slab YMMV, Ron

Dave-- Great feeback and thank-you. I've been watching the epoxy over VCT threads and will likely head the same direction. I would like a year with a nice shiny waxy floor. It will remind me of one of my early jobs as a box boy at a grocery store. ;^) Any problems with liquids getting...