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So I went with the BendPak HD-7P for a couple reasons. Little more than I wanted to pay but it comes delivered and installed. The size and height were also a factor.

Looking for some 4 post lift recommendations. Seems to be a lot of them out there now. Not looking to break the bank on this. Looking for 9000lb range as this will have my Camaro parked on it 99% of the time. I have a 10klb 2 post lift that I do repairs on. Concrete is not an issue, Had the...

Finished a cylinder head job on a 2001 4.6L

Not very happy with my rapid air kit. Im not sure if its because the pex tube sat in my hot shed for quite a few years before I used the rest of it or maybe I did something wrong. Mostly new fittings and almost all of them leak.I have tried going back and pushing the tube into the fitting more...

yup sure do. Cant stand working in a mess

I used Ghost shield Epoxy 325 to seal the floor and top coated it with the Ghostshield 645. Its only been on there for about a month now but so far I love it. Did my first big repair job on it last weekend which involved brake fluid on the floor and so far there has been no lifting, bubbling or...

No idea yet. haven't done any work on it yet. welding and grinding should be fine on it according to its description but like anything if you are dropping molten metal on it like from a plasma cutter, its not gonna hold up well at all. The shop I work in had nice pretty coated floors also and...

a body shop or a automotive paint supply store will have a camera that they can put on the paint and it will tell them what tints and how much to use to make that specific color. once they have that they can put it on a card to fine tune the varience

Ghostshielded my floor on Saturday Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

I have been shopping for a few years now and just recently put a down payment on a building. Like redhead said its all pretty much the same manufacturer. They all seem to to come from Carolina Carports from my experience. Just need to find a good company to go through which is very hard when you...

Wow nothing! I figured in this big ole world of Garage Journal somebody would surely have an opinion on this

I have a 20x16 right now and can work fairly comfortably in it. with your two choices there, I would go for the 18x28

This is what I have in my garage and it has worked great for me with just my two bose 301 speakers https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0777B3TYQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

So I am having a garage built soon and will be having a lift installed. I have narrowed it down to two brands (open to other suggestions though). I have seen quite a bit of good stuff about the Atlas brand lifts(looking at the PV-10P) and the Triumph NTO-10A comes up as one of the best prices on...

don't put clear coat on them. doesn't hold up well at all

I can usually get away with just using a medium rubbing compound,wool bonnet and a buffer. all depends on how bad of condition the plastic lens really is.

Re: What did you do in your garage today? replaced the riveted in ball joints on my 2001 dodge truck. Job wasn't nearly as much of a pain in the **** as I thought it was going to be. Now I just need to go buy all the steering components tomorrow since that is all shot also.

check ebay...you can find some good prices on some good tools on there. I just bought a complete otc flaring tool kit for 25 dollars on there about 2 months ago

the 60 gallon Ingersoll will work fine for what you are doing. I have a 60 gallon Devilbiss and have used it alot with the same stuff you are using. And yeah it does run more often then an 80 gallon would but I have never had an issue of not having enough air pressure from it.

Very nice and I love the car. If ya run out of space i would be more then willing to take it off your hands lol