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Where do you live? I am proud to show off my floor if you want to drive to the Cincinnati area. CJDave.

"Match your flooring to the intended use of the garage." After 7 1/2 years I have no complaint about my RaceDeck Free Flow flooring. I'll do it again if I ever have to. CJDave.

My only other experience with RaceDeck was my buddy's 2 car garage. I helped him lay the diamond pattern tiles. They squeaked a little when walked on but I don't think an underlayment would have silenced them. I felt like the squeak came from the tiles rubbing each other not the floor. CJDave.

I saw no reason for a underlayment. I walked on my Free Flow as we laid it and the faint noise seemed to be the sound of our shoes contacting the tiles rather than the tiles clicking against the floor. I guess some concrete garage floors are finished smoother than others. I was also concerned...

My RaceDeck has been down for 7 1/2 years without any regrets. Love that stuff. CJDave.

As I have said numerous times "match the floor to the intended use of the garage." CJDave.

My 1969 Mach 1 is red with the blackout hood treatment so I went with red and black with graphite to break up the pattern. The 1'x1' pattern is very busy in my opinion so I went with a 2'x2' pattern. Love it. CJDave.

Absolutely. Free Flow, diamond tread or coin top? Good luck. CJDave.

I'm a half hour north of Cincinnati if you want to make the trip. CJDave.

I didn't seal mine and the floor was 40 years old. CJDave.

It is important to match the flooring choice to the activity that the garage will see. Mine houses her daily driver that drags in rain, sleet, snow, slush, ice, grit and whatever else. My Mach 1 sees just occasional use, weather permitting, and occupies the other half of the garage. My man cave...

Race Deck. CJDave.

Do you have a Rockler Woodworking store nearby? They may be able to help. Big variety of hinges. CJDave.

This thread started over 7 years ago with the news that they were back in business. But not for long apparently. CJDave.

I wash my Mustang inside my garage a couple of times a year. I use the left over wash solution and a long handled brush on the floor. Works great. CJDave.

1976 build and my garage floor slopes about 4" in 25'. I never thought it was a problem. With my RaceDeck Free Flow tiles the water no matter what the source, just runs towards the overhead door. CJDave.

A small magnet for retrieving dropped small stuff is handy as is a pair of medical hemostats or clamps for the non-metallic items. CJDave.

You can dump the shop vac that is full of water into the sump. CJDave.

My Free Flow is about 7 1/2 years old and I echo CSRPenFab's sentiments. Love mine and have zero regrets about it. I'm in southwestern Ohio and snow is also a issue here with her daily driver. CJDave.

If you're happy, that is all that matters. CJDave.