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I will avoid anything from Amazon for sure, not that I don’t buy things from there but for cabinets they are not going to cut it for me, I have looked. I will have a look at Gladiator thanks for the heads up on the sale!

“She” maybe unhappy with washing tools in the sink

I think I recall seeing an 8/16 wrench way back but I can’t be sure anymore

Try a plastic trim tool, they make them specifically for windows, use soap and water in a spray bottle needed as lube, just like your wife, no such thing as too much lube. If not much of the glass is out of the fibber it should go back in fairly easily. It is possible the glass has dropped a...

Application would be good too are you going to use lots of rivets or just a few now and then, if a Milwaukee is in the budget I would go for that. Mind you, if you’re only doing a couple dozen rivets a year, a hand one will do fine

I am beginning a search for decent overhead cabinets for the garage. I know there is a very wide range of options out there and I am looking more fore quality than price. Having said that, price is always a factor in any sort of purchase. What would your choice be? I would love Strongholds but...

Please pardon the poor spelling in the introduction I am considering a scissor lift in my garage and I would like to flush mount a Benpack model MDS 6LP/LFp I would like input on how decent the lift is and what have you done to prep the floor? Hopefully some has done this in the past, Any...

I would do the insulation first, just insulating my garage door made a huge difference

I have been leaning towards Gloss but considering someone here mentioned semi gloss now I am somewhat torn. Still thinking gloss maybe the best bet though. How big is your garage?

I am going to do a bit of a garage renovation. I want to paint the walls white just to keep it bright. It’s just a standard 2 car, 24x20, 9ft ceiling, with 8 4’ led fixtures providing plenty of light. The walls are currently light grey. I mostly do automotive stuff on the dailies and I have a...

I think tiling around it would be the way to go, makes more sense to me than trying to support a 3400 lb car and a 1000 lb hoist on some plastic tiles no matter how good Racedack is

This was my first thought too

Cleaned, flung and tossed, blew out the cobwebs. Spent about 90 minutes doing it and it really doesn’t look much different than it did before

Looking at a scissor lift and want to do Racedeck free flow through at the same time. Looking at one of of these lifts. I don’t intend to relieve it into the floor. Would it sit on the tile or would I need to tile around it. Sorry if I am asking a stupid question that maybe a friend needs to...

If you seriously want a quality washer and money isn’t an object, something like this is the hot ticket. Works wonders and other than loading and unloading no labour involved other than pushing a button

Welcome from Penticton BC. We are almost neighbours by GJ standards.

Possibly one of the dumbest questions out there but I see pics that show a 4 post under racedeck and some that look like it is on top. What is the correct method, I have always assumed a lift should be in direct contact with the concrete, am I wrong?

I have always used my everyday sockets on my wheels, with care I haven’t screwed up a wheel nut or a wheel yet, but I will be getting a protected set with my new wheels just in case

Put a set of gauges on it or you don’t have a set, call some one in. Clean everything you can and look for evidence of leaks first though. Even if you don’t see anything that looks like a leak still get a set of gauges on it

I would start with A major clean you if you haven’t used it in 5 years, pitch it or sell it. Next get some good shelving or build some Within a couple of feet of the Cronin. Couple feet wide to store your totes and get theM off the floor.