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ph1gering

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Yeah I agree! Its actually holding up pretty well considering its not adhered to well. The only thing i have come to notice is that peg board tends to make the shop look messy even if its organized. Specially now that i have a good storage setup and don't need it as much. But its very handy to just hang what ever you want.

Here are the two new cabinets my uncle hooked me up with as he's downsizing houses and didn't have room
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ph1gering

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Once it froze up with some ice and snow it was a cake to plow this winter, the only bad thing i found was that because its black it melts the snow/ice quickly. Which is good and bad, i would rather have it stay frozen all winter so its easier to plow. I found that just driving on it when we got 1-2" inches kept it frozen and snow covered. Only plowed when we got 3+ inches. Worked well.. I am sure i will be cursing once the snow piles melt and i see how much is in my yard..
 
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stay frozen all winter so its easier to plow.

Man you are in UP state New York aren't you. But yea, that was one thing I was wondering about, the freeze-thaw affect. Which we don't have to worry about a whole lot down here. When it is used down here, it tends to rut some from repeated wheel load in the hot summer.
 

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Once it froze up with some ice and snow it was a cake to plow this winter, the only bad thing i found was that because its black it melts the snow/ice quickly. Which is good and bad, i would rather have it stay frozen all winter so its easier to plow. I found that just driving on it when we got 1-2" inches kept it frozen and snow covered. Only plowed when we got 3+ inches. Worked well.. I am sure i will be cursing once the snow piles melt and i see how much is in my yard..

I was going to ask how it held up th ethe first winter. It should get packed down more by next winter. I have heard of guys doing a top coat of chip/tar on the top of millings and makes it really nice and tight.
 

Ramdriver199

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New member to the forum, just read the entire thread on your garage. Thanks for the step by step updates and great job on the build! It definitely gave me some good ideas on my build here in a few months
 
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