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That completely changes the story. I'm all for fixing an issue to avoid trouble at home inspection. I would put in two of the $21 fixtures, it will wow more than a couple bare bulbs.

Allow me to preface my comment - I'm a DIY type, not an electrician. I wired my garage two years ago when I built it. I had it inspected, but our inspectors are fairly lax out here in the county so it is possible a few code violations slipped through. I did not intentionally try to violate...

You're selling the place. Throw the old stuff back up. We on this forum are the minority that would base our home purchase on the garage. Most people will not even notice the lights in the garage.

You guys really want a picture of a pile of sand on the floor? I know this forum loves pictures, but we really are talking about a pile of sand on the floor. I already swept it up and dumped it in the trash. I initially thought it was saw dust that had gathered from all of the woodworking I...

I have all of my 'commonly used chemicals' in a Snap On gear puller cabinet I pulled out of a dumpster. I put a shelf in the middle of it to store the spray cans two high. On the lower shelf I put two yellow bins from a Stanley storage case to hold the tubes. I don't have any pics of my setup...

I have a 30x40 garage with cinder block stem wall 16" above grade with 2x6 studded walls sheathed in OSB. 6" concrete floor with concrete driveway along the entire front wall. I have a drainage issue to the side of the driveway that is causing water to wick up the front wall cinderblocks. I...

Mighty fine looking hole you got there. I look forward to seeing the progress, I plan on building one off of my garage one day.

I'm gathering from my context clues that 'Rat killing around the shop' means minor tweaks/fixes to solve annoying problems and improve the work space. Assuming my assumption is correct, I have been killing rats in the shop today. What is the origin of this phrase?

Trial and/or error. There are a lot of variables that will factor in. I recommend hanging a shade sail (tarp if you don't want to pay the money for a proper sail). Attach it to the house at the desired height. Sink a couple posts in the yard and play around with the mounting point on the...

Not a terrible idea, but what goes in the box? Thats the conundrum. :lol_hitti