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Sorry...the confusion was on my end and the rest of my order showed up today. I assumed I had got the wrong order in part because the paperwork with the first boxes had a order # 7228 and the order number on my original confirmation invoice was #8167. I tried to call Saturday and go a message...

Sorry...the confusion was on my end and the rest of my order showed up today. I assumed I had got the wrong order in part because the paperwork with the first boxes had a order # 7228 and the order number on my original confirmation invoice was #8167. I tried to call Saturday and go a message...

I placed an order with Legacy Industrial last week for a 600sft Nohr-S kit in white. spent last weekend renting a Diamabrush from Home Depot and prepping the floor. I am working most of the weekend, but hoped to tackle this on Sunday/Monday with the help of a friend as the weather is perfect...

$100 Craigslist workbench spray painted blue then clear coated

Shorty...give me a couple months to wrap this up and we can make it happen.

The main garage area is cleaned out and down to just two cars, a dirtbike, beer fridge, and 7 drawer filing cabinet. Love the race deck in the tool room but going to apply epoxy in here. Most likely the HD kit from Legacy Industrial. Yes that is a real 69 Trans am...No it isnt for sale. The ta...

Finally made a little progress. I spray painted a Craigslist workbench that turned out pretty decent then bought a couple of cabinets and got my tool box moved in

Read your build thread and am impressed. Anyone with a crane in there garage has truly gotten serious. I like that old coke machine and your collection of texaco items. I have never seen a texaco lamp like that...where did you pick that up?

That sign is beautiful...a steal at $401

The guy who powder coated the staircase had a training bomb he had powder coated in his office that was really nice. I tried to buy it but he wouldn't sell. The desk is a Steelcase from Michigan I believe, not sure of the year. I disassembled the desk to paint it and it could be brought down...

Very nicely done. The use of the tin roof panels, pallet wood, and concrete block looks so good together when set off by the lighting. I wouldn't change a thing it has to much character.

Thanks for the replies ....The stairs came out of a building in the riverside area of Jacksonville Fl. I have a friend who's wife works for a development company and her company purchased the building planning to demolish it and build on the land. The company had a party in the building before...

Thanks Cajunfirehawk and Racedeck 1...I was concerned about the staircase resting on the racedeck and how it will perform over time. The staircase sits evenly on the border of two pieces. The flange at the bottom of the pole is secured through the racedeck into the concrete by Tapcons. The...

Thanks Shortykorte...kinda what I was going for. I wanted to have the vibe of Dr Nevilles apartment in the omega man. Every thing up there except for the rug I bought off of Craigslist. The tanker desk I bought for $50 from a kid who had just graduated from the University of Florida. I did a...

Yes kind of an army green. Had a projector setup up there but wasn't crazy about it and took it down. I am just going to put a 65inch tv up there.

Finished installing 240sqrft of Tuff shield in my garage and am very happy with the results

Got the floor down and my stairs back from the powder coater. Im very happy and they turned out better than I expected.

Shortykorte: I agree the prehung doors do make it easy. Stangspace: The garage is 34x24. The inside of the tool room is 23x10. Unfortunately I sold my 1993 notch a bit ago but continue using that name as I use it on other boards. The foxbody in the pic is a 1991 LX 5.0/5sp vert with 19k miles.

After leveling the tool room floor a test fit revealed the door would not clear the racedeck. I spent the day replacing the door with one that opens outward to the main garage.

I went over the floor with a 6ft level and the floor had a high spot in the middle of the room also the finish where the raised lip meets the actual floor the finish was not that great. The henrys did a great job fixing both problems. The process was easy using 3 people. My wife was measuring...