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We have the "Make My Day" Law in Colorado. If someone enters your property and you are threatened, you can use deadly force.

This is the one I have and its great, It has the bent frame for your sholders. Link: http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?cat=Mechanics+Tools&pid=00951158000&vertical=TOOL&subcat=Lift+Equipment&BV_UseBVCookie=Yes

I guess its 1/8" thick and your right, it would definatly need some type of backing. Here's the link: Here

I don't think their bathtub panals, I think they use these panels for more/less industrial needs, like resturant kitchens :dunno: I'll look for the link on the Lowes website and post it up. Thanks for the reply!:thumbup:

Has anyone done any different type of wall covering other than drywall? I've looked into a plastic style 4X8' sheets that are 3/16" thick and has a beaded water look to it.. if that makes any sence. I figure that if I go with something like that, I can silicone seal all the joints and have an...

Thanks for all the comments guys! I just got done insulating and should have some pic's up maybe later tonight.

Its just a 1/4" coiled flexable airline I got at lowes (cheap). I have that set-up temporarily until I run to town to pick up a air/water seperator and make a small 3/8" hose for my connection. That is my main compressor, I also have a small 1 gallon sitting on the floor next to it that I used...

Thanks. I wanted a durable smooth top, so I laid down some 3/8" shatterproof plexiglass and counter sunk all the screws. It turned out great and holds up to a beating :thumbup:

The stainless tubing and a/n fittings were all given to me from work... The Corp. I work for was going to throw away a chit load of 5/8" stainless steel tube and god knows how many fittings. Some of the T's and 90*'s run as much as $50 - $60 a pice, their all swedgelock a/n's. It just blows my...

Here's some pic's of my garage. I added the work bench and ran a chit load of 5/8" stainless steel tubing for all my airlines. In total, I have 7 outlets plus I ran an airline to the basement and hardlined right into my auto-sprinkler system for winter blowout :beer: On with the pic's...

What thickness are you using?

I used 1" thick white styro-foam 4'x8' sheets from Home Depot and cut them into 2'x4' pices. I'm not sure how your door is made but mine had lips on each sectioned row, that I was able to cut the foam rectangle bigger so it would just pop into place. Once they poped into place, they kind of...

New here, found the site from fullsizechevy.com by user name RAYJAY. Cool site! :beer: