40x60 Metallic building

[MeNeedGarage]

I tried to post this earlier, I hope i'm not redundant.

I finished my metallic steel shop in July. I finished my running air lines in strategic locations. I finished the lights. That was a tough one for me, and the people that contributed on here. I over thing a lot of this. I also treated the floor with a densifier, which has proved to be effective.

I put a waynes coating of tin about 3' high. I was looking for old tin, but I couldn't find much and it was about the same price as new.

After installing the waynes coating I wasn't sure what I was going to put above the waynes coating. I was thinking plywood, but one day a few weeks ago I was in a store that had cedar siding in it. I started asking about it, and ended up buying enough to complete the shop.

 

[Rookie2]

link doesn't work !

 

[MeNeedGarage]

link doesn't work !

I have no idea why, it works for me?

 

[MeNeedGarage]

I have no idea why, it works for me?

fixed

 

[Rookie2]

That's an awesome look.

I would add a sprinkler system !

 

[MeNeedGarage]

That's an awesome look.

I would add a sprinkler system !

That's an idea.

 

[JohnK007]

That looks pretty sharp! How are you going to finish off the top couple of feet? Also, are you going to protect the cedar with something? I think a water based gloss polyurethane would really make it pop.

 

[MeNeedGarage]

I'm leaving the top the way it is. I'm looking for ideas on how to treat it. What is it about water based gloss polyurethane that makes it a good choice?

I'm looking for ideas on treatment, is there any treatment, that is natural, that includes a fire resistant property?

Allen

 

[Rookie2]

That's an idea.

In the past year I saved two high dollar collector cars from total destruction because of careless fuel line assembly. One was inside and the other was about to drive away. **** doesn't have to happen but it does !

Look into 'waterglass' sodiumsilicate

 

[moodubs]

looking good there keep up the good work