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There was an extensive thread 5 years ago discussing the POR epoxy product. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9388 I was one of those who bought into their "minimal prep" sales pitch. I have since learned that, as you already know, there is no substitute for good floor prep...

Hi Jeffy, welcome to Garagejournal! I was also looking to cover a section of my garage wall with a slatwall product. I chose the Gladiator system mainly because of availability - it's sold at Sears and Lowes. This week I picked up a bunch of the individual Geartrack channels on sale at Sears...

I would also like to thank Chris & Dave for their excellent customer support. I have finished my garage floor with POR-15 and, to date, I am very happy with the outcome. I have had no peeling under the cars' tires, but I also admit I haven't encountered the specific conditions (hot, wet tires)...

I believe the Craftsman door openers were manufactured by Chamberlain. Beautiful garage - I love the brick work.

I have also had no failures in my POR-15 floor, although it hasn't been properly tested yet with vehicle storage. As of right now, I'm very happy with the product since my floor looks GREAT. If it fails, I will be very UNhappy. In fairness to both POR-15 and to the consumers here, I will...

I believe the company that manufactures POR-15 products is in NJ. Chris works for a company that sells POR-15.

Generally you will not have any deductions for improvements to a residence, including a residential garage. However, you still need to keep records of your home improvement expenditures. If you ever sell your property you may have a taxable gain to report if your sales price exceeds your cost...

Just to go on record, I applied POR-15 to my garage floor last weekend. It looks beautiful right now, but I have yet to park a car on it. I'll do that this weekend. (Keeping my fingers crossed). I used the Deluxe kit, so I have 2 coats of color (light grey) with color chips on the second...

FastCop, What roller do you recommend to avoid the bubbles in the clearcoat? (I'm planning to do my floor this coming weekend). Thanks, John

Wow, I'm only 2 miles south of Auburn Rd. Good thing you found it before I did or you might be still looking!!

Evan, I'm right next to Rochester (Troy, MI)! Did you have much trouble finding a garage to lease in the area? I've been thinking about doing the same, so I can store & work on my '57 Chevys. John

Agreed. I wouldn't even hang drywall on that ceiling, if that's the plan.

That station is part of the Gilmore Car Museum near Kalamazoo, MI. Check it out here: http://www.gilmorecarmuseum.org/index.php

Way to go, Chris!! :thumbup: Thanks, John

Chris - just a suggestion... you have 5 orders in the bag. The longer you delay the greater the risk that those customers will jump ship and go to another product [hint, hint]. Why not process the orders you have, with the discount, of course, to keep your customers happy? I for one do not...

I called Chris and placed my order this morning. He's waiting to get 10 firm orders before he turns them in. Chris - could you post a message on this board when you submit the group order so we have an idea when to expect the product? Thanks. John

I think it would look fine. The different colors on the floor would denote different functional work areas. Once you have your lift in place, the floor color under the lift would delineate that work area. Same for the parking areas. Try to picture your garage with all the equipment in place...

Chris, I'd like to get in on the group buy. I need the 3.5 car deluxe kit. I'll send you an email. John