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you have not messed up and should proceed with topcoat.

my son got a new ac system and it started short cycling soon after install. The new system had a drain line float that was kicking it off due to a clog in the line. It would slowly drain and allow system to work, but would stop again as soon as water backed up in line. Thats all i got.

SW and Mohawk

Look into Ben Moore's COMMAND , not an epoxy but a water based urethane

Going rate by me was $300 a square for remove, replace and materials. Then Hurrican Ida blew thru and It's $350 now!

oil primer then remud and paint

epoxy mastic

bench vise

I used brush seals from jacor

i used RokRez 100% solid and it was easy to apply and holding up well. I have area of full flakes and area with the metallic. The metallic looks nicer and gets more compliments than flakes.

cool idea....but i kind of like just walking 10ft. to get to mine. Now if it was golf cart close then maybe.

if your looking to work on the car get a 2 and if your looking to store a car get a 4

No need to strip, just use an oil based or shellac primer over what you have done and re topcoat.

you should have bought an airless sprayer an not a cordless trim gun

Agree with others, rent an airless and use a fine finish tip, maybe a 311 0r 411.

I have a daikin 2 ton and the thermostat is in the unit and not the remote. I have a digital thermometer and it never reads what the remote is set at. Typically i set remote on 67 and usually the garage is about 75, which feels great when its 90 outside. My numbers seem to reflect the numbers...

Go to the general tool discussion, BIG thread on vises with knowledgeable people.

same here...used brush seals and find they do a good job!

I am 22x35 and went 24 and it does fine. Not as insulated as you, so guess an 18 would do you right. I think the 12 is not enough, and for a $200 saving it would be a bad choice.

It took me 3 clear coats to fully cover the chips and I scraped after application.