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Yeah, as stated, I would hit it with a sander and go at it again. I know with the gray epoxy, you can paint right over the chips, though I am not certain, I imagine you could do the same with the tan.

George, That is pretty much the same experience I have been having with my Dewalt cordless tools; though, I am not even getting two years use out of the batteries really. It is frustrating to keep opening up the old tired wallet every year to year and a half. I think I am going to keep 1...

I have found cordless tools to be fickle, and a hit or miss affair for me. While I have good luck with most all Dewalt products, I have had nothing but misery out of their cordless drills. The best cordless drill I have is an old 16.8V Craftsman that I bought some years ago. I am not sure...

HHOLMBERG, MXtras, Crime was a factor in my recent decision to move to Montana. I was fed up with the urbanization of my old home town in NC, so I left. Here in MT, there is very little crime, especially in the area I live in. Hell, a lot of people here still leave their houses unlocked.

Any garage with a beer tower is fit for any king. Looks like a good space to me, but I hear ya with the dust. I get a lot too.

Make sure you use the carbon fiber style flue. The decreaeed friction on the air molecules when open, increases heat efficiency by 5000%. :)

Pimpin!!!

Good job! That floor looks very nice, very shiny!

Pics Or Ban!!

I kinda like the one in your link as well. It has has back support and is height adjustable. Slap a beer can holder on it and you are good to go!

I am glad it turned out Mike. I thought my second coat looked killer too.

Most any tool rental store should have them. It is a standard floor buffer (the kind you can use the cloth polishing pads on), but they have a variety of sanding discs that fit them as well. I like the #60 grit for roughing up the first coat of epoxy.

Hi Brian, You are right, I have not been through my first winter here in Montana. This old North Carolina boy is in for some winter shock. :willy_nil They tell me they do not use salt on the roads here, instead they use pebbles. As for slipperiness, yes the floor is vey slippery when wet...

I think I would put the cabinets in front of the vehicles. I have found bench space to be convienent there. By the way...I DEMAND PICTURES OF YOU ON THE ROOF WITH A PUSHMOWER AND WEED-EATER!! :) HeHe, that roof is just too cool.

Yes, I believe it is the same stuff. It looks like they just changed the packaging.

I have used the same stuff on two different oiccaisions with very good results. However, I have found that a second coat goes a long way in making the floor look great. Rustoleum says if the floor is recoated within 36 hours, you do not need to sand. I sanded with a buffer machine and...

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Thanks, Luke. I wish it were a little wider and had higher ceilings, but the builder done a good job with it otherwise. It is 24X50 with a finished attic upstairs. That brown door leads to a work/project room and bathroom. I have to hook up the tv, then serve my wife with my "movin' out"...

I see, thanks. I knew I had read about that somewhere.

Yeah the bottom shelf is not as sturdy as the rest of the table. I am not sure what happened, but the bottom shelf has a cut in it that weakened it and I guess over time it has sagged from use.