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This is a must do for me. Right now, the morning sun beats on the garage doors and they act as a radiant heater.

http://www.flowcrete.us/products/Peran_STC/ sounds like a bargain @ $4.00.

Thank you all for the feedback. I had my mind set on VCT until last night I read the Armstrong warning of 55 degree min temperature and got really scared.:shocking: You have all put my mind to rest. VCT here I come :beer:

Sale $369.99 with coupon 60909455 It's in their "Clearance" section.

ok, So I've had VCT tile on my to do list in my new garage, but now I'm seriously considering ceramic or porcelin tile (as long as I can find it $1/sq ft. or less). Question for the pro tile installers - what did you do at the expansion joints? I have a 30' x 22' 3 car garage and there are 3...

:beer: And Quizno's competitor was at 7% (Subway).

Wow. When I posted this, I certainly didn't expect it to turn into a poop on Matco thread. Sorry about that. When I read the link, my first thought was that I wondered what the failure rate of the other truck brands. Is it similar?

http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/smallbusiness/1004/gallery.Franchise_failure_rates/10.html This only takes into account SBA backed loans, but still pretty high failure rate, IMO. Hope it's not a repost. I searched and didn't see anything.

The general consensus is that they're dangerous. Blowouts can occur and that causes plastic shrapnel to go flying and possibly causing injury. The 300psi rating is for compressed liquid not gas. OSHA also frowns on it.

Do tell Jack...Looks sick.

Amazing!!!

Yep, as an employer rep, I've come across it before. http://www.dir.ca.gov/IWC/wageorderindustries.htm

here's what I use as a portable unit. Holds the basics.

Not sure where you're located, but here in Cali, an employer must pay 2x minimum wage if they require you to supply your own tools. I'm just guessing here, but maybe they're trying to get around that?

I agree wholeheartedly. We recently installed the airnet system here at the plant. The folks at Rapid Air are top notch. The stuff is super easy to work with as well. We had 2 local quotes for the install (galv pipe), one for ~$12,000 and the other quote for ~$10,000 for what we wanted to do...

I REALLY like that.

I've been in the market for a 70-200 2.8 is for a long time, but now my wife and I want a new house, so those plans are on hold. I will have one though. I currently shoot with the basic, Canon XTi with the kit lense.

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Pics of feet you folks used? I'll be either purchasing or building a new home in the next 6 mos, so I need to start planning out the garage set up.

Here's mine. Nothing fancy but does the job well.