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no problems with melting snow and salt, just looks like **** till you mop it, then good as new!

finaly...... A garage I can relate to....... here's mine in progress http://www.woodsracer.com/portal/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=740&d=1136639545 www.woodsracer.com/garage/

paid 8k to frame and sheath this 26x30 addition in NJ http://www.woodsracer.com/garage

pics of my bench this one is for light work, I'm building a steel one for heavy work.

I used to install tile, and unless we are talking about a leveling compound, chances are that you don't need it. if your floor is smooth and free of oil, just clean it really well. use a trowel to spread the armstrong adhesive, and let it set up for 30minutes to an hour, until you can run...

The wood was pre finished, I just lightly sanded it and coated it with minwax oil based poly.

here ya go.....

new workbench and cabinets, workbench is made from leftover 3/4 oak flooring

I'm interested in that workbench, I just built a similar one, out of leftover 3/4" t&g oak flooring. Do you have any close up pics of it?

I used black and grey, and it turned out great! http://www.woodsracer.com/garage/

Just the fact that you CAN build those cabinets should mean that you should be able to afford Lista. But why would you with talent like that! Nice work!

the problem with GC'ing your own job is getting guys to show up for you. You are a one shot deal to them, they have no loyalty to you. A real GC on the other hand gives them work year yound, and has access to more contractors if one is busy. Also you don't have to get estimates from every...

I made the plans on punch pro and submitted specs to the town for approval. once approved I gave the prints to my mason and framing crew.

I hear ya on the PIA being the GC, I'm now almost a year into my project and it's coming along nicely. Looking back i now know I would have just hired a GC, drank more beer and kicked back and wrote checks. here is mine http://www.woodsracer.com/garage I was going to call the site...

nope.....that's $68,000 she gets to spend on something she wants.....probably shoes.....

looks cool and love the Norton!

latest pic, I have 2 more of the wall cabinets coming and one of the large storage lockers on order. The CSPS toolbox kicks **** for the money! I am going to pait the wall grey to match the tile 3' up with a red stripe.

after looking at sears and costco last night, I'm going with the costco stainless box for tool, and a couple of the craftsman cabinets for storage. I know the csds boxes are not the same quality as the hamerheadsteel ones, but from what I can see they are just as good, if not better than...

only 3 weeks behind, and only "lot's over budget" you are doing great! I'm months behind, and about to refinance to finish.......