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What a great shop ... I'm sure you're going to love it even more with a little heat!

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but is the G73 that everybody refers to the heater that is sold by Grainger at somewhat north of $400?

Very informative post ... thank you. How much area are you heating with your G73?

Thanks for the advice guys ... yet another reason I love this board! SD - thanks for the link. :beer:

I need to run a gas line to my detached garage to feed a 60-75K BTU Mr. Heater-type overhead heater (not purchased yet). Does anyone know what size and type gas line I should use - the run will probably be around 120'. I plan on doing the grunt work myself and then have a heating guy do the...

You can run one of these on a 40# tank? How long does it last?

Well, I have no idea what the success vs. failure rate is but I do know that if you have a problem with an epoxy floor application it becomes a nightmare. To each his own, but I'll be calling Christine in the spring to install my floor and then if there's a problem I'll just pick up the phone...

I'm afraid I'm starting to agree with you. I was going to try to get my floor done before winter but after reading a few of the horror stories over the past year I think I'll save a few more bucks and have the pros do my floor next spring. :(

RUN is right ... I never heard of such a thing. Tell your builder to find a concrete guy who knows what he's doing!

I laughed my *** off when I read this ... I thought I was the only one who pinned my socks together ... been doing it for years and everybody thinks I'm nuts! :bounce: Beautiful floor Fastback!

Got my tool box tag yesterday ... it's going to look good installed. Thanks again ... and thanks for the Epoxy Coat discount!

Now how did I miss post #34?! Thanks for the info. Anxious to see pics of the install. Have fun painting!

Beautiful garage ... what a great job! Are you planning to heat it? How?

Giving the Craftsman brand to KMart, Menards, Ace and Costco is just another nail in the Sears coffin. Sears was recently listed in Forbes magazine as one of the companies that could disappear in 2012. Very sad.

My first car was a '59 Triumph TR3. By my senior year in high school I had upgraded to a '66 TR4A. I still have the TR4A which is completely disassembled and, very slowly, going thru a ground-up restoration. I also have a 1976 TR6 which is "like new" with only 15,000 original miles. I've had...

My 12-year, 50-gallon Kenmore water heater just crapped out after 10-years and Sears gave me a brand new 12-year with no questions asked. Maybe that's one of the reasons that Forbes magazine listed Sears as one of the companies that could go belly-up in 2012. :confused:

I'm going to join as soon as some of the epoxy suppliers offer discounts! Oh hell ... I'll just join now. :bounce:

Nice job! I'd also like to hear more about your TR4A with a V8 ... I'm restoring my '66 4A from high school. :thumbup:

Try Acid Magic ... it's billed as a muriatic acid replacement and the stuff works great. If you go to the web site be sure to watch the "egg video" ... it's a riot! http://www.certol.com/AcidMagicHome.aspx

This is really a shame ... I feel for you. It's also a good lesson to everyone to do exhaustive research before picking a cement contractor including references and viewing previously completed work. I paid almost $12,000 for the foundation and cement work for my new 1000 sq, ft. garage and...