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Hey Dave, I was not aware that it needed to be double outside. Brewchief actually caught it and let me know I would have issues. But it does make sense that if the hot exhaust is going out a cold exterior pipe then the moisture from the exhaust can condensate inside the pipe and cause issues...

Thank for the compliments.

It does get slippery when wet, but not bad. It does prevent the oil from absorbing into the concrete. I had a small oil spill and it wiped right up.

I put the first coat on and then waited a two hours. After the two hours I was able to walk on it to apply the second coat. That was on Saturday evening. Sunday morning it was pretty hard. I am giving it an extra day or so to be safe before I move my stuff over.

Thanks. The pipe on the outside is single. I will look into getting a double pipe.

The sealer is Quickrete wet look sealer that I bought at Lowes for around $120.00 for five gallons. I did about 2/3 of the 30x48 barn so far. I did two coats. There is about a gallon and a half l or so left. So it will be close as to whether I will need to buy another gallon. I also bought the...

I researched it quite a bit. In the end, the cost, durability, and look was hard to beat. I am very happy with my choice.

Started sealing the floor in my barn. Here are some pics.

Well the pipe is now routed out the top. :beer:

I kicked it around and as many of you said the right way is to goe out the top. So that is what I am going to do. I will post some pics.

Sure, going out the roof is probably the best option. However, at this point the vent is already ran and I have a big hole in my wall and really do not want to cut another one.

I will probably extend it another 12" out from where it is now. The only other alternative is to redo it out the roof or out the gable end. Too much work at this point.

I like extending it out past the soffit. It will not meet code as code states that the exhaust vent should be a minimum of 4' fom the soffit.

I just finished mounting and installing the vent on my Mr Heat Big Maxx. Unfortunatly, after the install I discovered that venting the heater under the soffit is a no no. As you can see from the pics the vent comes out below the soffit. I am considering redoing it and either running it through...

Is this the deviilbiss that you have? http://www.autorefinishdevilbiss.com/Division/FinishLine/FinishLineAirControlUnit.aspx This unit looks to have a replaceable filter?

Has anyone used this: http://www.sharpe1.com/sharpe/sharpe.nsf/Page/880A+Air+Control+Unit I am looking for a filter/regulator for my air lines. I know HF has a knockoff of this one, but I would rather spend a little more and get a quality one?

This is a 10/3 wire with a 30 amp breaker. I have seen lever style switch boxes in with a gray metal chasis. But I would prefer something smaller like a standard 120volt switch. I am not familar with switches that are rated for this amperage?

I am in the process of final wiring my lift. I would like to put a switch on one of the 120 volt legs. This will allow me to turn off the switch when I am not using the lift and prevent my kids from playing with it. Is this acceptable?

All, I am planning on painting my osb walls and ceiling and would like to see what others have done.

Good eye RbrtAWhyt. No, none of the flood lights are centered to the doors. However, I centered the lights to each half of the 26x48 approach. This is because my goal was to light the approach.