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Other than a gusset on the side to keep 'em from moving, I don't think I would worry about that small of a miss. An 1/8 of an inch across 8 feet?!?!? My level wouldn't even notice it...

How did I miss this thread? I often sit at the computer and remark out loud. "There ain't no work goin' on in that garage. It's too pretty". I do know at least one tinkerer who's afflicted with OCD. His shop is spotless...

I scrounged a few of those crinkle finish flourescent light covers. I cut them to the size of my windows and installed. Keeps prying eyes from seeing your treasures but still lets light in.

I've done fence post by just pouring dry mix in the hole. It always sets for me. The OP is in California? Does it ever rain there? Here in Ohio, a guy can dig a fence post hole and have moisture in the bottom before he can get the post off the truck... My tree stands are still solid after ten...

Do you work as an Engineer without signed contracts?

Dawn dish soap and hot water. Apply, let sit, scrub, rinse, repeat.

Keep calling installers until you hear what you want to hear... Or concede there might be something to it...

ZING!!! I hate doing side jobs for Engineers. There's only one other group worse...:D

I gotta find a maple leaf to piss on...

I have a similar setup. I made a loft on the back wall. I used 2 x 4s to frame it. I scrounged a few old interior doors for the shelves. It is mounted to the back wall. It has hangers in the front attached to the rafters with old garage door cable. The loft runs the width of the two car garage...

This is several years old. Still holding up.