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I just did this hookup myself using 1/2 black pipe to two 100lb tanks outside. Depending on code in your area propane company will probably run soft copper tubing to your hookup with flared copper connections. 120lb tank is approx 48" high. I ran 1/2 black pipe from my heater all the way to the...

-11 here 60 in my shop 24 by 28 insulated running a 45 btu propane heater with seperated combustion 2 100lb tanks with auto changeover.

How many amps does it draw? What size breaker is it on? What else is running off the same line?

If your second guessing your work then you shouldn't be welding on a car frame.

First question What vehicles will you be working on? I work on Porsches and the quick Jack doesn't go high enough to remove motors so it's really only good for the pits or tire and brake work. Scissors are a better option but most don't have a open center. I'm going with a new lift from bendpak...

We have a similiar product here called fluid film. It's been around for along time and was used primarily for steel cables in a saltwater marine environment. Apply with a Schutz gun. Garage looks awesome by the way, only thing missing is a 911.

Your asking a basic electrical question and if your messing with electricity you shouldn't have to ask this question.

Why would you use a pressure washer and degreaser on new concrete? I wouldn't put anything on the floor until you have someone who's an expert on concrete look at it.

Yeh but I paid $180 for five gallons and you want $200 a gallon ???

Putting new concrete over old is a bad idea and a waste of time and money. Do you have any moisture problems?? Have you done a moisture test? What's your budget? Are you going to do this yourself? It's hard to tell the overall condition of the whole space with those pics. 17 by 17 is a pretty...

Yes I just did it last week however I used an opaque grey sealer to cover up the crack repair. Added some non slip good to go.

H&C color top, cheap, durable, only downside is the nasty fumes, looks great.

I just went through the same dilemma. I spent months researching floor products from race deck to epoxy to porcelin, to rust bullet,et et. The first question you have to figure out is what are you going to be doing in your garage? I have a couple of Porsche 911's I'm restoring so jacks...

H&C Topcoat

Yes, many different colors available

It's called h&c color top, solvent based sealer. I got it through Sherwin Williams. Good product $235 for 5 gallons coverage is around 240 ish a gallon. Just make sure you wear a respirator.

My garage was a mess, concrete was never sealed and the 40 year old slab was dusting pretty good and full of cracks and spalling from winter salt. I did a lot of research on different options. I didn't want to spend thousands of dollars because I need that money for Porsche parts. I looked at...

Better off putting tile down.

I live in Syracuse NY cold and salt everywhere my 40 year old slab was bare, cracked and spalled everywhere. Use a two part epoxy for cracks, Ardex cd fine for spalling after you get your slab fixed.