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Hey GJ folks! I'm considering purchase of a property in KY that includes a nice size pole barn that's constructed from some solid steel beams. It needs a lot of work, but if I purchase this property, I'll be insulating, adding new electric, heating (potential mini split w/AC), installing new...

Hey guys, thought someone on here might be able to help me with this problem. I am having sporadic troubles starting my '03 Taurus. A few months ago, the car wouldn't start one day, I mean the engine wouldn't turn over, no noise at all when trying to start it. 5 minutes later, tried it and...

Guys, this place might be of interest to some of you. I was looking for some vintage tins signs for the garage, this place has a lot, and they are cheap as can be. Their prices include shipping, and I'm in Ohio (as is this company) and with their standard free shipping, they told me I'd have...

http://columbus.craigslist.org/tls/1492883696.html Somebody may be interested, looks nice

As the title states, anyone laid anything like U-Coa-It or similar on a 20+ year old garage floor? :confused: If yes, what step did you take to prep the floor. Grinding, etching, etc, a combination? If you have before after pics that would be great. I'm preparing to take on my floor but...

I hate the way all the aerosol cans I have look, no matter where I put them. If they are in a cabinet, then they all seem to get bunched together with no rhyme or reason. You can't find what you want because you can't see any labeling, even if you know you're looking for a red top. If they are...

Been crusin the board for about a month to get ideas and do research for my garage remodel but this is my intro finally. There's a lot of great info here and you guys seem to know your stuff. I just moved into a new house (new for me) with an old garage (26 years old) that needs a lot of love...

First of all I want to state how great this site is and I have done a lot of research in here for my garage remodel. Here's my issue: I recently moved into a home built in 1981 and the previous owner was quite the wrencher (not necessarily a good thing though). I am preparing to do an install...

I'm new to the forum so please bear with me: After you use the acidic solution that comes with most epoxy coating kits, how do you get it off if not by pressure washing, just a garden hose?? Someone wrote in my last post that he didn't like pressure washing because it pushed the moisture into...

Is it a good idea to put primers down on the floor such as kilz before applying an epoxy coating or will the hender the epoxy adhesion?