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I don't think you will find the vendors here getting into a bidding contest. I would recommend contacting Scotty at Legacy Industrial or Justin at GarageFlooring LLC. They both have quality products and help many people on this forum. They can recommend products that will meet your needs, at as...

I have both the earlier Milwaukee M12, M18 drills and I upgraded my M18 to the new Fuel version drill this summer. Believe me there is no comparison, smaller lighter and with more power. I will be upgrading my M12 to the Fuel version, as soon as I can recover from all the woodworking tools I...

I have the Pro Diamond Plate Series and I am very happy with them. Good quality and well packed so no damage during shipping. I wouldn't want to go with anything lighter than the 18 gauge myself.

Call Scotty at Legacy Industrial, he can answer all you questions.

Get the Diamana tool and you will not regret it. Also you will be emptying the vacuum bucket a lot, with all the dust created grinding the floor and the size of that bucket.

I'm an INCRA fan myself. http://www.incra.com/product_rtf_combo.htm

What grinding disk are you going to use? I have used the grinding cups and I highly recommend getting the Diamana 7 inch disk. You will be amazed at the difference and with those size floors I would get an extra set of blades. Legacy Industrial carries them, as well as some other places. Earl

Fred is in our prayers!! Earl

Since you have a router and table I would get a finger jig for the router. This one works great. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0025AA3EQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I have the M18 1/2" High-Torque Impact Wrench and it is a great tool. If you want something smaller but with good torque I would get the new M18 Fuel version, either the regular or the new high torque.

Good news!! Tell him we are all praying for him. Earl

Mine are 18 gauge and I think that's as light as I would like.

I have to also recommend the Milwaukee M18 1/2in impact. I have owned one for several years and have yet to run into anything it can't handle. I don't even pick up my air impact anymore. The batteries last forever and hold their charge, when not in use, extremely well. I had the V18 version of...

So sorry to hear this news Fred. My prayers will be with you and your family for a speedy recovery. Earl

Lowes and HD both carry Johnson's paste wax. I also think it's the best thing to put on cast iron table tops.

+1 A nonferrous metal cutting blade in a chop saw, miter saw, or even a table saw will give you a very clean cut in aluminum.

If you can do 220 then by all means go that route. The saw will work much better on 220.

I agree on setting the saw up correctly. The stock blade is not very good, so a blade upgrade would be a good first start. This blade http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00008WQ2X/?tag=atomicindus08-20 is a great all purpose blade. If you think you need a rip blade after using this blade you can always...

Give Fred at Alpha Garage a call 877.333.GARAGE (4272) He doesn't come on here as much as he did, so he probably hasn't seen your post. He can answer your questions and possibly fix you up with a contractor. Scotty at Legacy Industrial 908-269-8300 would be my other recommendation. Earl

I can say the Wolverine products are great, I did my garage this summer with their products, from Alpha Garage and I am very happy with the results. I can't say on the others but you can't go wrong with the Wolverine coatings. Earl