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I'd roll it and use an oil based primer/sealer.

Killer garage....love it!! I just built a 32x36 with 12' ceilings. I think I'm going to go with a four post lift as I need the best of both worlds. Have you done any work with the four poster and if so, what are your thoughts. Also, would the Pro Park be able to fit and lift my '02 Chevy...

I recently built my house and one of the tasks that I chose to sub out was the dry wall. I paid about $.85/sq. ft. for a reputable contractor to provide, hang, tape, and sand the sheet rock. This was done about two years ago when the new housing market dried up and these guys were desperate...

I'm curious about how easily it lifts your dmax. I have an '02 2500 extended cab dmax and I believe it weighs around 6,600 pounds. Should I have any concerns about the Dannmar's ability to lift my truck with fluids and fuel?

Hmmm, must be selling like hotcakes.

I've got a Makita 18v lithium ion and love it. It has been super durable and you can buy one at your local home center but you'd probably get a much better deal on ebay. Mine has the built in hammer drill, which also works great too.

Looks like Costco isn't carrying the Dannmar lifts anymore, wonder why:confused:

I second that, JD, you the man:bounce::bounce:

How high are is your garage ceiling and how high up can you get your 2500HD up to work on it?

Yup, just measured to the top of my truck and it's 75". Since I'm only 5'6", I think I'd still have enough room to work underneath it. Which one do you own, and what options do you have.....and of course, would you recommend it? thanks

So here's the big question; for those of you who have a four-poster, is it easy to do brake/suspension/exhaust work? I am definitely leaning toward a four post but I do all of my own brake work and would like to be able to use the lift to work on any suspension/exhaust/****** issues too. What...

Would you recommend purchasing a Danmar? Also, I have 12' ceilings in my garage, would this be sufficient for the taller lift......also, what does it run on (110/220/air)?

Thanks for the speedy replies. How about your experiences with jacking your vehicles up on the rails to do brake/suspension work; do you use a jacking system that is an accessory for your system or simply use a bottle or traditional jack?

I am seriously considering a four post lift for my garage and recently watched the byb video, which advertises that their is no need to bolt their lift to the floor. Anyone own another four post brand that does not require a bolt down installation but is still rigid with no wobble?

If you are insinuating that I am a spammer, you are way out of line. When I post a thread, I am looking for feedback within the forum; I have NEVER asked anyone to contact me directly nor have I ever given out my personal e-mail address, as I already receive enough spam as it is.

What are your thoughts on the scissor lift, what is its lift rating, and how high does it go?

I am looking to buy a portable lift for my new garage. I poured a six inch floor with wire mesh so I have no concerns about floor strength. Does anyone have, or recommend, a portable lift that can handle 7k and rise approx. 6'? Any suggestions and prices are greatly appreciated.:D

I just built a 32' x 36' garage with a 12' ceiling. I insulated the foundation with foam board (r-11), the walls are r-21, and the ceiling is r-38. There is a 125k BTU Reznor F series for sale locally that I can get for a steal. The problem is I don't want to oversize. The unit is natural...