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Hey guys I ave a proto wrench set for sale for 169 PM me for details NEW! Proto J1200FASD 15 Pc. Combination ASD Wrench Set - 12 Point New

You Win, hands down. We should all give up now. lol

Re: More details on the green stripe paint, please. Yes they had Color cards at my local store.

Cost was .68 a sq ft for tile and 18 bucks a gallon for adhesive ( i used 3) then 10 bucks for a u-noched trowl.

Thanks! Youve got a good look going in your garage so far:thumbup:... I made my first workbench from free pallets and crates. I just decided to finally take the plung and dive in head first.

Re: More details on the green stripe paint, please. Here is the lid hope it helps!

Once the glue sets up it goes really fast, I used this technique (link below) to make the cuts and had my wife and son pass me the tiles. Thanks!

Re: More details on the green stripe paint, please. I think it was called "sonic boom" or "green splash" I had it mixed at home depot, I'll check the lid later tonight. Thanks!

Got a few toys there ehh?? Looks like your ready to supply the XGames! What are your ideas for the Floor? Cool garage!

I'm a jealous man.... one of these days thats the kind of shop I want to have. Looking forward to pics.

Thanks! Deffantly a fun game, they also dont look to bad hanging on the wall.

Thanks! :beer:

Thanks! i went with the floor because i was dead set on checkered and the vct was the cheapest/easiest solution. its help up really well so far besides one small paint thinner incident that took off some of the sealer,:mad: but what I like about it is you can always strip it and start over.

The Flooring took about 4 hours about 15 minutes to apply the glue, 45 minutes for the glue to set up, then an hour to apply the tile, I split it up in half. As for the boards they are Bean Bag boards aka Corn hole boards. A pretty fun project, here are a few pics...

Thanks, I have no clue why but i have ran #17 since i started racing. The table and stools were a spur of the moment decision wally world had the stools on sale for 8 bucks each, and I fashioned the table out of 3 door hinges and some birch for around 20 bucks.

Thanks Mark, I'm a 4th generation Texan here, and God willing I will be one forever. :beer:

I was debating on stain or doing the floor tiles, The green and black checkers I did with high gloss enamel, I'm pretty sure that would hold up to drinks and sweat from glass, but the grey is done with a semi gloss latex, do you think it would hold up as well?

lol Thanks I wish I would have took a picture of it before I cleaned it out, its amazing what a few cabinets will do.

Your Garage was a big inspiration for my garage, not so much all the detail as i picked different flooring/colors, I just wanted to make sure the end result looked as clean and put together as yours. I with I would have had more room along the sides to add extra work benches and more upper...

Thanks one day hopefully I can get my hands on a peice of property with a 40x60.