Cleaning up the garage a bit

[Firebird 1]

I figured now is a good time to clean the garage up a bit while my car is at the shop getting a new heart. Ive included some before pics and a few afters. I'm not completely done but off to a good start.

 

[Firebird 1]

 

[Firebird 1]

This is the next section to be completed.

 

[captain14]

I hope you only took the lace curtains down to wash them and hang them after the transplant is compete?

Seriously it looks much better with the new paint and wainscoting.

 

[Dave_Car_Guy]

Nice transformation! Good luck with the next step! Do you have any plans for the concrete? I kind of like the patina on those floors, as if you could just polish it up and keep it a bit "vintage" looking.

 

[Colin Len]

Huge improvement!

 

[Firebird 1]

Thanks, My wife went to big lots and bought me new curtains. I got a good start on the alcove section this afternoon. I hope to have that part done in the next couple of days, then I will start the third section this weekend. I will do the ceiling when the walls are done. I don't feel like taping and painting it, I spotted a white prefinished beaded paneling at lowes I plan on using. The walls are beaded vinyl soffit I had leftover from jobs. I used rubber cove base. It can be hosed down with water if necessary.
Floor will be last, probably in the spring when things warm up a bit. Not sure what I am doing with that. I like the look of epoxy, but not sure of the durability. My brother is trying to talk me into race deck. He used that and speaks highly of it. I don't have a problem leaving it alone either, or painting a border. It is a large 3 car space so the floor is going to be a budget breaker!