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What products/methods do you use to keep your racedeck floors looking good? Tried car wash soap and water/mop... old school method. Worked OK; wondering what others do to keep floor looking fresh.

Anyone wax RaceDeck or use any other type of protectant?:headscrat

This is all good info. Just installed mine this weekend.:bounce:

The racedeck went down pretty quickly: 2 guys installing while my sister-in-law handed them the tiles. All I had to do was keep the barbeque and the drinks coming!

Thanks, Gary. Hope to finish the job this week.

Install in this 3-car garage took approx. 2 hrs. Need advice on cutting these tiles to finish the edges.

Had the floor installed yesterday (son and brother-in-law did an excellent job). Besides coming up short a few tiles, the major question I have is... how do you cut these tiles? Seems like a utility knife would be out of the question. What is the most common way to cut the tiles? I want to...

Since my garage is only 85% finished the floor is now bare concrete; the RaceDeck is stacked and ready for installation (after the doors are installed).

Just wondering... does Racedeck flooring require/perform better with any sort of preventative care? Any tips would be appreciated. Have not installed it yet, but can't afford any booboo's. Thanks.

My concern would be how well the metal holds up to high winds. Btw, what is this snow stuff you speak of? :dunno: :dunno: j/k

Nice set up. I went with medium gray walls, white ceiling, and light grey and red RaceDeck. No stripe yet, but I think I like the idea. :headscrat :headscrat

I share your pain. I also have a black vette. They are beautiful cars, but unfortunately, if there is any dust anywhere in the county the black will attract it. I keep mine covered until ready for a "walk". It'll also lessen the chance for inadverdant bumps/nicks on the car.

That is one beautiful, well-thought-out toy box. Any pics of the exterior and the toys?

Beautiful garage. I've borrowed some of your ideas as I continue to put mine together.

The wall color is actually a medium gray w/a blue hue to it. Will also have crown and base molding. Had driveway poured today. Will post pics tomorrow.

Should have driveway poured tomorrow. Can't wait to get in! Interior is complete except for shop lights, doors and installation of RaceDeck.:bounce:

I guess its settled. Insulated is the way to go. Placing an order tomorrow. Will post pics when done. Thanks for all your input.

Looks pretty cool. Where do you buy this stuff?

I agree. Just had 2 college kids finish mine (same size) in one afternoon. Just get a couple of hammer type staplers, a utility knife, and a tape measure and you're good to go.

Trying to decide on whether to use insulated or non-insulated doors. The rest of the room is well-insulated (heated and cooled) so I'm thinking I should have insulated. Please chime in with pros and cons. Thanks.