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Very nice!

Awesome suggestions everyone. I should have been thinking of the resale opportunities.

Airstream specs say height is 9'-9" w/AC. So 10' door ok or too close for comfort? Thanks for the ideas. I think stick built anticipating future insulated workshop. I'm sure I could work with a lumberyard on a plan, but I'm hoping to walk in the door with some creative ideas. Maybe there is...

4 years ago I documented my epoxy floor project here and unfortunately I deleted my Flickr photo storage account when Yahoo was hacked. Grrr. Fast forward to today, I'm the proud owner of a 3acre lake lot in NW Wisconsin with an Airstream trailer for a cabin. My question is if I dare attempt...

No, I did not and there's absolutely NO evidence of the floor coming up. I prepped the heck out of the concrete surface so maybe that's why I'm having so much luck.

I just thought I'd check in and mention I haven't seen any fading since the installation. Nor have I seen any failure to the coating and I park 2 cars in the garage everyday. Minnesota winters are brutal. I'm very happy with the product.

I did my Epoxy Coat project about 12 months ago. I wish I had used the container method.

You could make your own from a scrap of wood and sheetrock screws.

I'm trying to find the contest details. Previous videos?

The arch makes the garage. Very nice.

Great job!

Thanks for the info guys! Sounds like the Dept of Transportation should coat all the concrete roadways with epoxy :)

In Minnesota we're getting a lot of snow this year which means a lot of salt. How well does epoxy (specifically 100% solid types like Epoxy-Coat) stand up to the stuff?

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Yeah, I'm trying to break into the industry with a new method of measuring :) Seriously, I bought flakes on Ebay and Epoxy-Coat in different orders and tossed in the sample bags from the Epoxy-Coat kit. Mixed the resulting 5 or 6 colors all together and the final "inventory" stood at about 4...

I would search the forum, I had a similar problem with my previous slap and I found a couple threads with good ideas. One idea was to grind channels towards the door with the right pitch (assuming your apron wasn't in the way. Good luck.

I was prepared to put down about 4 gallons of flakes on my 500 sq. ft garage for a "rejection" covering. As I started spreading it though, I liked the look of mid-coverage and ended up only using about 2 gallons per 500 sq ft.

I agree on the Craigslist tip. I found 13 brand new sheets left over from a NEW retail buildout for about $20 sheet. Retail is $55 for the maple I found. A couple weeks later I nabbed 3 big boxes of slatwall hooks from retailer that was remodeling and thought chrome was more fashionable...

I did most of 3 walls of my garage in maple covered slatwall and we're really happy with how it turned out. Rather than finish framing with wood, I held mine back from the ceiling and side walls about 1/2" (about the width of a slat gap). My project link below shows some photos, but the focus...

In addition to the benefits to us members, adding Tapatalk support would give GarageJournal some nice exposure in the directory Tapatalk provides. Here's a link to the benefits to forum owners.... http://www.tapatalk.com/plugin.php