Kevin54
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The wife wanted the Gladiator cabinets out of her garage and some other cabinets put in that we resurrected from my parents house along with a homemade long cabinet that I had. And while at it she wanted a bench. So after getting a few 2x4's a benchtop, and about 2 hours time, her and I had everything done. The caboinets will be repainted in a sating black and red lik others that I have seen. I just can decide whether to have the door red or black and the frames opposite 
Anyways, here are a few pic of our accomplishment yesterday. Overlook the rest of the garage as it needs painted, and I can't do it until I get my shoulder straightened out
The last pic is where I mounted the Gladiators from her garage. It was the last piece of wall real estate that I had.
Anyways, here are a few pic of our accomplishment yesterday. Overlook the rest of the garage as it needs painted, and I can't do it until I get my shoulder straightened outThe last pic is where I mounted the Gladiators from her garage. It was the last piece of wall real estate that I had.
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The third gallon we opened covered great. But I noticed that the first two we used, when we first opened them it looked to be like an oil on top where the paint was not mixed. After mixing for about ten minutes it looked well mixed but seemed to separate after a short time. The rest of the paint was thick and mixed when we opened it but naturally we mixed before using. Those cans covered fine. So all in all it took 4 1/2 gallons to paint the garage. All of that over white primer. WTF???