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Well haven't done much to the garage itself. I have a few new banners up though.:beer:

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare roger55, Thanks, This is going on my work garage. Welding and building golfcarts and working on my 71 Truck. I'm going to use this garage as I do now. Oil will be spillled and other liquids and I want something that will let me wipe it right up and not...

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare I don't think any company will just pay a customer because of what he say's about a product and i didn't mean it that way at all. He has never asked for a refund. Me as a customer thinking about buying a product like this it's has me wondering! This is a...

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare I'm not a expert but how would the exhaust peel the top coat up and not hurt the base coats? I can't see it! That is straw grabbing at it's best right there! I've been thinking about this for awhile and have been saving money to buy this product now since...

The wiring is easy enough. Place all the boxes out into the shop where you think you need them then run all the wires back to the main box. You want to have the sides of the shop on differant breakers along with the lights on seperate brakers. Don't put the outside lights on the same as inside...

I bought this one a while back from HF> I love it for what I bought it for. Working on the golf carts it is wonderful. It has the pads that just lift out so it will lift stuff level. For $149.00 it's worth every penny. Here it is with one side out picking up the drag cart. It's only good for...

Here are our two.:bounce:

I had my garage door put in with no windows and no windows at all in the structure for this reason. If they want in bad enough they will get in. As the saying goes all the locks are for honest people!:bounce::beer:

I think the roller gate is a good idea but it want work unless you have something extending off the house. Looks like about 4' differance between the two structures. Maybe a double swing gate. One post on each structure and they come together in the center of the opening. This would give you...

I wonder if he has problems with stuff getting gone? That is a cool place though!:thumbup:

Here is a double picture of mine. The 07 Tahoe got totaled in July of 2010. The 08 is inside now.

This is my work bench. Got the counter top from Lowes. :thumbup:

I only have a back side shot of the Bud Clock. It's got the horses and wagon. Right next to the door motor. It keeps good time also.:thumbup:

Yes they are if done correctly. This one is a harley AMF owned the company when it was new.:shocking:

OK went back and read the front post. I would take the pull down out completely and floor it. Insulate the downstairs joist under the upstairs and sheet rock it. Tear the old floor up and redo with plywood floor. Insulate the top outer walls and sheet rock and call it good. After that do as you...

How about a pressure washer and this stuff. I plan on doing mine this spring and want to wash it good then seal it. 5 gallons is $125.00 but I shouldn't have to use but maybe 2 gallons the rest should do me for awhile. My garage is only 2 years old this March.:shocking...

I put my son's weight lifting equipment up stairs and his big screen for his gaming! The Sony in the picture was a old TV he now has a 62" HD TV projection setup. The Blue Gold is his High School color's. It has heat/AC with dish network hooked up. It has storage on both sides of the room...

Great garage and a great car! Both are the tops! If I ever buy a camaro that is the year I want sitting in my garage.:bowdown: :thumbup: :beer:

Going to buy the conduit and mount everything in the corner of the trailer. Was going to buy the track lights at Lowes for the ceiling so I can move them around as needed. Put a couple of outlets down the side and 1 outside.:shocking:

Here is mine with finished upstairs for my son. I have plenty of storage on both sides.:shocking: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56093