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Who are using these lights?

Do have enough light? I am looking at putting up (12) 6 bulb lights in a 42 x 48 with 12' ceilings. Looks good!

Do you have hooked up yet?

Ok my electrical supply place said I can mount these right to ceiling but the instructions say it needs to be 6" from chains but they also sell a bracket that will lower the fixture 3" from ceiling. Electrical supply house said they changed the lights and could i could mout to ceiling. Anyone...

Plastic is under the concrete. I have had plastic taped to floor for 4 days and dry!

I will call you Monday. I was planning on doing it myself.

Concrete is 45 days old

I am getting ready to epoxy paint my floor. It's new and I power washed the mud the builders left on it. I am about ready to etch it and the paint guys at the paint store were saying that is the concrete doesn't have plastic under the concrete before it was poured that moisture will come up and...

Do you know which fixtures and what bulbs you used?

Keep in mind... if they pull 1 amp and you put 16 up that is 16amps but when cold they could pull more on instant flip of switch and pop breaker. Mine 8' HO lights would do that! I have to switch one side on then the other so it would trip a breaker when it was real cold.

Guess I will do some research and see what I find.

Here is a pump I did last year. Original pump, original signs and globe! Only thing new besides paint is premium glass and hose. This is exactly how the Clark super 100 pump looked back in 60's.

I collect gas pumps and globes. That is another hobby of itself! I just moved and getting ready to start my barn. I am going to post pics as I go. I have a basement garage that will store my nova and my gas and oil stuff.

WOW... what a collection! Didn't see any old gas pumps sitting in there any where. ;)

I can post a pic if that helps. Talked with one guy and he said silicone but that doesn't seem right. He said you want something to stay plyible and not harden up.

Cemoto, do you have any pics of it?

Ok my concrete/asphalt post has to do with this post. I have a basement garage under my upstairs garage. The concrete floor is poured on top of the concrete block walls. The walls are sealed and it has French drains. Here is my problem, the driveway is rock and flat and water is getting in...

All I know is the rock has to go!!!

In front of the garage, I got price to concrete drive in front of garage and its $9800 and asphalt is $5300. If it was yours, what would you do.

Craig, Those questions... most of those are going to have to be answered by you. LOL Many of those are hard to answer. When is Hobgood starting?