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Gladiator cabinets on sale at Sears.

Where would you find a replacement battery for this?

Thanks for the feedback/ response. Waiting on the flooring. Plan to try a section with nothing and then make a decision. Will try to post some feedback either way. Thanks again.

Thanks. Looks like a miter saw works.

Would be the same problem on the other side. And then she might open the drivers door into the side of my car. *gasp* :scared:

****? In my garage? What is that? :beer: :D

Waking up this thread. Anyone have advice on using circular saw, miter saw or jigsaw for cutting tiles? With the jigsaw - how did u maintain a straight cut. With the circular how was the tile braced? Any videos would be helpful. PS. Can a miter saw be used?

Cos that is what guys do. Hmm. It is my wall.. if I don't protect it, who will? *ponder* :rocker:

Do you know if this can be painted? Then again, I guess just about anything can be painted with the right motivation.

Where could I find corkboard that would be cut/trimmed to custom sizes?

Where do you get plexiglass from and what is the price range on something like that? Answer: Home Depot. Varying prices depending on size, thickness and color. Interesting.

Hmm. Pool Noodle and Corkboard sound good.

Someone had suggested that earlier in the thread. Any suggestions on where to get a nice one? :confused:

What kind of saw is that on the shelf in the first pic? Need something to cut thru some RaceDeck flooring tiles. That might come in handy.

Getting off-topic. So back to wall protection ideas. Any thoughts? Something to protect the wall from car door opening dents.

Bet your wife looks like your avatar pic. Lucky man. In that case, just fix the wall and the car door and remember to appreciate your fortune (See attachment). :thumbup:

Hmm. Elaborate. Piece of 1x6 wood? Or are there rubrails specially made for this?

Lol. :lol_hitti

I am having a problem where my wife opens her door and puts a dent in the drywall of the garage (ever so often). Don't want to keep patching and painting dents and so I am looking for suggestions for something I can do to decrease wall dents from the opening of the driver side door...

Thanks. PS. Any particular brand or thickness recommended? As much as I have a concern about the sound, I would hate to ruin the investment by having mold or moisture build-up. Great question. The material doesn't seem to have any baseline 'smell' to it. Not sure how it does long-term after...