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I haven’t done a scientific evaluation on the heat reduction but here’s my seat of the pants opinion.... I live in SW Florida, it’s almost October and it’s still in the lower 90s with high humidity. The summer here is actually the rainy season. I read that the insulation on the roof panels does...

I did an acid etch. I didn’t have to do anything with the cracks except fill them in with sand a little so I didn’t need as much filler. I used a grinding wheel to smooth any rough spots after it dried. The polyurea is awesome and I can’t recommend it enough. It’s super strong, stands up to...

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Thanks guys! It’s been awhile but I’ve been busy. Insulated the walls with 1/2 radiant backed foam panels then put up 3/4 OSB, built some shelves, a bench and put up some cabinets. Just finished the paint last week.

Garage door is in! CHI to FL code with impact glass. Jackshaft opener is next. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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First coat of polyurea is down. Justin from garageflooringllc is great btw. Had a quick question before I got started so I texted him directly and he answered immediately. Great customer service. Just waiting until I can scrape/vacuum the flakes and roll on the clear top coat. Sent from my...

Filled the concrete cuts with ArmorPoxy’s product. It mixes 1/1 and goes in like spackle. Ground down the edges with a grinder. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

10’ walls and it’s 12’7” at the center. I’m certain a lift could fit but I don’t have plans for one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So far my experience here in Florida has been good. I have a ******* Jeep and normally it collects condensation overnight on the seats and on the inside of the windshield. If I pull it into the garage it’s dry as a bone in the morning. Granted I don’t have a front overhead door yet but I’ll...

The stamped engineering plans were from Carolina Carports. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just used ArmorPoxy’s product and it went down easily. Filled some of the cut with sand, mixed the epoxy 1/1 then smoothed it on with a putty knife and ground the edges with a grinder. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Used mesh and flash seal today to seal up the areas where the siding can’t overlap the foundation. Hopefully this keeps water from seeping under the base rails there. And the electricians are wiring up the sub panel today. It’s progress. Next is polyurea. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll look into that! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

26 gauge siding and 14 gauge frame. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The studs are 2 1/2” and they are 5’ on center so that presents a challenge. I don’t plan on insulating the walls bc the main purpose for the garage will be storage and occasional home repair projects, which I’ll probably have the overhead open for anyway. I plan on lining the interior with...