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usually yes, you can put in a switch to lock or unlock.. not sure on that particular one.. but search online for the trans wiring and you should find it.

Sounds like it is sticking? Put some air tool lube in the button top? Then run it a few times??

looks great. mine came out great as well.. 2 months ago now..

I have Moduline cabinets.. made an hour from me here in MA. They are super nice, and aluminum etc.. they are pricey... but if there is a market, I would look at them for sure. Dan

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare The only issue I have had so far was I dropped a heavy *** pin when putting one of the lifts together. It dropped from 6' up and has to weigh 4-5 pounds?? Solid steel. Well it chipped a little spot but it chipped all the way to the bondtite and was a solid...

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare I agree with a few above... I did mine just a month or so ago, it came out well, I used a lot of flake.. As for your issues, that ***** bad. I think its one of two things, went on too thick like FFPL says or some reaction that happened and is an issue with...

its the garage pak one.. I figured I would try it and its super cool, but I haven't actually run my compressor to it, I just brought my big compressor in from home. Plan to hook it up in the next few days. The air lines are $$ but easy to do and look awesome... sometimes that's worth the $$...

few new pics of lifts loaded and my new Miller Diversion 180 TIG e-tek it is a pro-touring car ,thanks.

new pics with lifts assembled , still have to move some shop tools back in and fill the cabinets.

ladders can be done anytime...as long as the locks aren't on them at the time.. the cables, I just started with the 1" of thread at top.. then tightened them to level the ramps... then did the ladders to lock the same after the ramps were level.

If it's level then just tighten the ladder that clicks first and so on. Or loosen the last click to drop the ladder a hair so it clicks earlier. Its pretty simple but they will never be perfect I found that it may be perfect on 3-4 clicks but off on some others. Just means the ladder holes are...

I put 8 6 bulb t5 4 footers in my 36x36 with 16' ceiling. They hang 2 feet down. Some call the garage ready for surgery. Lol

few more pics, moved the lifts over and some other parts:)

I will dig up some outside pics.. as for the air.. I wanted to try the garage-pak stuff just to try it.. and its nice, I don't have the compressor on it yet... hopefully next week. I do have copper in my other areas.

well I was assembling the Moduline cabinets and dropped a few nuts and bolts and found them pretty quick.. I was worried too, but since its actually pretty light and I have good lights it wasn't an issue.. Maybe tiny little screws etc. might be harder.

more new pics

Wolverine from Fred... To break it all down.. 1200 sq ft.. expect 3-5 hrs each day for 3 days for the coating etc. itself... then add in the initial clean and prep/etch wash etc.. I would say to do it right is from 25-30 hrs starting with a nice floor. My back is not thanking me right now. lol...

cool, but doesn't seem to change % which is my issue...:( actually doing more colors and repeating comes close.. cool

walls are white, black moduline cabinets.. and may do an orange stripe around the walls.. 2 bendpak blue lifts.. I know about the dropping small parts, this is for my "clean" shop so hopefully I can be careful. lol thanks guys

In the next few days I am finally going to apply the wolverine epoxy... I have black, white, orange and blue flakes. this ratio is about 2-2 blk and white and a little less than 1 part orange and 1 part blue.. (the orange and blue together almost equal the same as each of the white or blk) I...