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I don't know, and I back butter. No you reduce the thickness by squeezing the excess out. I wiggle set the tiles in. I have been doing this for ever, and never had a single issue. Will never stop, really does not add much effort at all. I also don't trowel the back butter. I just plop a 5-6...

How retarded are they? I bet I can get a better deal and tool with everything snapon. The made in USA thing is getting out of hand. I am all for it, and pay a few bucks more every time, but seriously, $30 for a punch, each.

Kevin how do you not have the word moderator by your user name? Seriously well put together post above. And 16k posts as well wow

Personally, I agree with you. I used to think this was the way to go, port polish, port match, all that ****. I did not notice much difference on any of my modern cars that I did this to. Plus attributing any gains to port and polish is also something that you cannot prove. You would have to...

Now that is some ****. We have been building and installing our own custom wood doors for, um like ever, and never even thought about it. I am sitting here drawing up new carriage doors for my pops garage. Never even thought about contacting an engineer. But my 4" thick doors would need...

Lol, yea don't worry. Tile is super durable. Link in my sig for some referance. And you can search for Jack Olsen hammering on his ceramic floor, with a mini sledge , and he has a rough time breaking the tiles.

I noticed a few things bout metal track and stud construction. Your WiFi will **** on a horizontal plane. The metal creates some sort of interference box. So run a **** load of cat 5. And I mean **** load. If you think you might need a light or a camera outside, do it. Plan on having multiple...

pictures or it didn't happen.

ooooh yeah, looks fantastic. Congrats on finally getting a proper floor. Great job, I am sure you will love it.

Wow. All I can say is wow. I saw this thread in the morning, and couldn't stop reading it all day. Now I can't wait to see the progress. Beautiful location as well. You owe me a day of work for captivating me all day with this thread. lol. Awesome.

You can use different height tiles. Just set them higher, we aren't talking about inches of thinset, we are talking about millimeters. I recommend edge guard also.

So whats your wife think Dakota? What grout you go with.

Lol. No dude. Get a straight edge. Get on your knees and get dirty. You really can't beat a nice straight edge, and by the looks of it, Dakotas is twice as long as mine. Lol. Thats what the squeegee is for. Honestly I didnt bother cleaning my floor all winter. It left this slurry dried ****...

Post 18, you see that long *** straight stick. That is how you identify the low spots. Not sure what he used, but most likely tile edge by the threshold. It is a straight piece of steel or aluminum. I used SS. But I also have a door threshold in front of the tile.

So that he doesn't drive too far into the garage. meant to hit his glass on the car. Dakota, very nice. I like it a lot. What did you decide about border? You can always cut the tile, and go half tile for the border, trimming to keep it level to the molding on top. I know this would add more...

Wow, I am not posting pics of mine after seeing this.

Do this, get is as flush with the hardwood as you can. Trust me you will like the cleaner feel of it. If it gets too high, you will need a transition threshold. Sometimes you don't have an option.

+1. OP, I think you were expecting a bit much from a plastic floor. But you did move it to your new shop, so that is a huge plus.

Ok you guys are living in a cave. Let me hit some points for you. Read up on this stuff, the guys that made this are rolling in money, this stuff is extremely popular. Go to dipyourcar, and check out the forums. 1. it paints exceptionally well, even flat surfaces. 2. you can get it in...

People are crazy to even compare cordless to corded. I personally cant inagine making my arsenal of tools chorded again. Yea i have chorded tools also, but the ones that are necessary. When people start talking smack to me about air tools, I tell them i will give you a punch sheet of 4...