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This is what I did and the results: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=284998&highlight=frank001

I did my 960 sq. ft. epoxy garage floor for less than $250.00. Still holding up well after more than four years. The problem with not coating, in my experience, is that the concrete will 'dust' pretty much forever. No matter how much you sweep it, there will always be more dusting from the top...

I did my garage floor over four years ago myself. I acid etched the floor and applied the epoxy per the manufactures instructions. I haven't had any lifting or other problems with any of the three vehicles parked in the garage...

So far, no problems.

This is my experience with the Rust Oleum product: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=284998&highlight=frank001

Quote: Originally Posted by frank001 View Post Exactly - 'crusher run' is the correct term. In other words, material that has been run through a crusher.

I have used salt with limited success. It did help some. Roundup (used with a little common sense) does a great job. Don't drink it or bath in it.

Exactly - 'crusher run' is the correct term. In other words, material that has been run through a crusher.

Nussbaum seems like a really nice lift. I like the way the arms articulate to fit just about any situation.

The base of the tool contains a small LED panel with three buttons. One LED bar shows battery charge level. The other displays the speed/power selection as well as what’s called T Mode...

As a left hander, I definitely prefer the blade on the right like just about all corded saws. But as you noted, the cordless all seem to be blade on the left. No clue why. :headscrat

Agree. Vinyl siding always reminds me of a mobile home (trailer). But then you never see it here in CA or the southwest. Maybe it's more acceptable in other places.

Those look like really nice well made tools!

Re: Science behind wiind chimes I hate those things. Nothing like sitting down to relax and maybe have a beverage, and someones damn 'chimes' are banging away in the breeze.

^^^^This would be my thought also^^^^

I see on the Amazon site that Euro Paste can't be shipped to California. No idea why. That's likely why they substituted the Tiger Paste.

I can't believe anyone thinks dousing actually works.

I can't imagine 'renting' something to a friend.

Happened to a friend of mine. I checked it with my Fluke and found a problem with the neutral feed from the pole. Power company repaired it.

I've had the best luck with glue traps.