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Finally got the time, and nerve, to use the stripper. Believe it or not, I have never really tried it. I should have known it would work well, and easily. Just one panel, but I am very impressed. This is just an hour, and I was prepared to leave it sit all night. I will be working the rest...

Took this wall: And did this: Repaired door frame rot by replacing it with vinyl door frame. Paint next.

If I were to do it again, porcelain tile all the way! But, the VCT has held up pretty good for the abuse I give it.

Finished cleaning and organizing. The floor was stripped, mopped, sealed and polished, as good as it can be. 3 coats of sealer, 4 coats of polish, and it still shows 10 years of abuse. Still, better than it was.

Fully stripped: Tomorrow I put on the sealer, then the next day I put on the polish. I have to say, this VCT looks great, and is durable, but is a LOT of work.

My garage floor has taken a beating this past year: Since I built the extension, I moved everything out, then added more ****. Anyhow, I started the long stripping, cleaning and sealing process today. First round of stripping done. More tomorrow.

Must be a different Jim. :-)

:D You are not far off. That is the seller of the bike's wife scolding him about not getting more projects he wont finish!

Just a little update. More projects in the workshop. New project.

I love working in my AC shop. Of course it is too small, but City Codes.

I am jealous! :-)

Halloween:

The side of my garage.

Just a bit. :-) It was parked in an open barn for a couple of years. That was mostly mold and a million spiders. Yuck. Thanks! The price was right on this, free. I even got a title. Since I have a few other bikes, this one will go up for sale soon. I figure it is worth about $2700. Low...

Not in one day, but, took this: And did this to it: Oh, and made it run too.

Thanks Mike, I finished up with a small pad addition, and a trash run. Nothing major left to do but enjoy it!

LOL Good memory. This is in addition to. It is primarily for my wife's outdoor cushions and items.

To get a little junk out of my garage: Behind the hot tub in the side yard.

Full story on the benches: Night shot: Needs more light:

PL3 Construction Adhesive, and bolts to hold the backrest.