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why would having an opener make for a better seal?

I thought so too! Maybe its cheaper in Canada, but here it's more than double the $$/per sqft compared to FG batts.

I think you're right..... those cans are 25-30 years old. Started driving/servicing my own vehicle in '90 and I never poured oil from cans - all was plastic bottles then.

They were probably calculated correctly .... before the pad/floor was poured.

I was going to call the cops..... someone stole your X5, but they evidently replaced it with a Q5, so no harm done! lol Looks to be a quality product. So, the idea is that liquids will drain out the door? Any problems with that tail (outside the door) flapping in the wind?

lol with the tiny disclaimer! :D I look forward to seeing the pics!

nice area.... Ilike the color scheme

Cures hard, so if something shifts in the future = another crack. I'm thinking a pliable/flexible product may be better.

And I heard that he takes the HF 20% coupon......

I would, certainly got other things needing to get done, but some are in a part of the floor that I wash cars on and I don't think its a good idea to keep filling them with water & dirt. Plus that same area gets parked on and being in the northeast, I don't want salt building up in those...

Wouldn't more "bite" for the filler material be offered by the jagged nature of the sidewalls Vs. the smoother cut after chasing? I'm seeing beveled edge and V shaped blades - how much would I want to grind out? Does your filler allow movement and still maintain a solid bond (if things are...

Dont' you love the titles where you're not sure what you'll find when you open the thread..... :D Warning, this is a long one. Anywho, asking for help from the flooring gurus and those who've had experience with products for concrete crack filling. Some background: My 32x44' 6" monolith pad...

Wow, that's nice. Did you post a build thread?

Sounds like a good plan for the future. My problem is that i can't decide where to locate the 240v ckts. One day, I mark out some locations and the next day i'm out there and decide against it! :headscrat

that is sweet! nice addition w/the blue LED's. Been scanning Craigs myself for some old pioneer/panasonic/sansui/akai recievers for use in the future. Prices are high in my area, if it's listed as "vintage" they are asking a fortune it seems. Today's equipment is no comparison to how they...

Briefly, what are the benefits of intake extensions? Soon, I hope to upgrade from my oiless craftsman as well. It has been a trouble free compressor for over 12 years now.

I havent come across any conductive hot glues, the basic whitish/translucent kind are all I've had. I've used hot glue to insulate and fasten electronic components many times. I bet there's many kinds of arts and crafts glue that may have additives. As long as you don't see glitter flecks in...

Rock - just noticed your coated rails (can't see pics at work) - that's sweet! Was that an option from CHI?

Have you seen this thread: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=196062

yeah, you should have no troubles with the cable tensioners (if you were to use them) as you have a high lift track setup which leaves much of the door wieght hanging vertically keeping the cables taught even during the initial downward motion. Question for those with the 3800's - Do they ramp...