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i found a grocery store closing and bought a bunch of shelving from it, mounted along one whole wall of a garage. very handy and could be adjusted.

http://www.napcoltd.com/ check this company out, they sell all types of epoxy coatings, found them while researching bathtub and countertop refinishing supplies.

i saw that show, thought it would be good for a bar top, bottle caps etc, ive seen a bar top done like that with seashells.

i completely agree that a seperate garage is needed for cars and stuff but its not in the works right now. i was going to hang them along the wall where some shelves are right now. moving the shelves to the basement to get the storage **** out of my garage, that way they are not over parking...

anyone made a lift or pulley system to get the bikes up and out of the way, ive got approx 10 foot ceilings in the garage. ive seen one @ sears that hooks onto the bike and uses a pulley to lift, just wondering if anyone has done themselves. thanks.

thinking of using epoxy for a pool surround, surface is old and has some cracks in it and starting to flake. have a nice power washer to clean up the surface with, has anyone used epoxy on a pool surround, how should i go about filling the cracks prior to applying. pool located in chicago so...

we have pecan block floors where i work, 1 inch thick stips on end bolted together in sections of about 2-3 foot. its very oily here so most have been "cured" over the years. slowly being replaced by concrete though.

thanks for the suggestions, i do have a nice inside corner knife, i use it most of the time but it just doesnt feel right for some reason, might pick up a wider one and see if it helps on final pass.

ive done quite a bit of drywall but im going to be doing more, can everyone share their technique for inside and outside corners, mine come out great but it takes longer than i like to get them right, some of you pro's may have a way to cut some time out.

nice design if you have the space. im currently using the crappy folding kind and just use more of them if setting up something heavy.

ive got a good one that my father (steel building designer) drew up for me out of wood. its meant for a long run down a wall and not very deep but has shelf above and storage underneath. ill dig the scanner out if youre interested, pm me. it does require a mitre box or mitre saw to get it right.

the 240 volt will drop out of the box and run aprox 10 ft to the outlet, the breaker box is in the garage and the welder will be located on the same wall. the garage circuit will drop out of the box and run around 2 walls approx 40- 60 ft air compressor will have a single receptacle outlet with...

thanks for all the advice. if i had a mansion someone else would be doing the wiring while i was in the pool. makes sense on the refrigerator outlet. im going to run all the wiring myself and have a guy i know do the final check and hookup to panel.

could not find anyone willing to just tape and mud a job. it wasnt like they were coming otu and turning the job down, noone would even show up to bid it.

thanks, im finishing the basement now, will all of the outlets need to be gfci, i dont mind using them on most outlets but dont want to use one on the refrigerator outlet. thanks

im going to be adding some electrical. want to run one through garage and one through basement. from what ive read #10 guage wire is needed for a 30 amp breaker and this is what im planning on running. 200 amp service. the basement only has one outlet now and im finishing it off, how many...

one of my college room mates rebuilt jet ski engines on the side, all on the bar in the living room, pistons next to tequilla bottles, surprisingly none of the ladies were impressed.

if you drywall, check the local stores for mismatched paint, i check every time i'm @ the store and usually score a gallon or two in white or light color for a couple of bucks, throw it all in a 5 gallon bucket and paint away. why not shoot the walls with texture, i got my texture gun @...

http://www.napcoltd.com/ check out this website, i found it while looking for coatings to resurface countertops, looks like they make just about any type of coating, they could probably hook you up with a clear that that will stand up to chemicals. plexiglass is another option. the company i...

i just sprayed in a bedliner and the though crossed my mind, this would definately be great in a garage or shop, thought about recovering with new formica but it has the curved lip on the front, also that would require me to do the entire job as they are "construction challenged". im thinking...