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Garage Floor Liners

MrMustang

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I don't have the cash to do a tile floor, but I want to put something in the bay where I work on my car all the time. It is a street/race car, so it drips oil and other fluids on occassion after a good hard run.

Anyway, I was looking at the PVC/rubber floor liners that typically come 9' X 20' and other sizes.

Like this: http://www.ajprindle.com/products.aspx?sku=11937

Or this: http://www.jnkproducts.com/garage_floor_mat.htm

Has anyone had experience with these. All opinions, for and against, are being solited and greatly appreciated. I really want to know the good, the bad, and the ugly of these lines/mats.
 
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arthur1920

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I don't have the cash to do a tile floor, but I want to put something in the bay where I work on my car all the time. It is a street/race car, so it drips oil and other fluids on occassion after a good hard run.

Anyway, I was looking at the PVC/rubber floor liners that typically come 9' X 20' and other sizes.

Like this: http://www.ajprindle.com/products.aspx?sku=11937

Or this: http://www.jnkproducts.com/garage_floor_mat.htm

Has anyone had experience with these. All opinions, for and against, are being solited and greatly appreciated. I really want to know the good, the bad, and the ugly of these lines/mats.


Scrounge a 12 x 12 area rug from someone, FREE! Vacuum or sweep or replace as necessary. Fix the leaks or get a large Al drip pan to put onder the offending organ.
 

Finley

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for the price of those things, i would just say that if you cant afford epoxy flooring, just get either the area rug stated above, or go scrounge the remnant section of a carpet store, theyll have discount linoleum!
 
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powellscooter

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Try looking at the cheaper floor tiles, I saw some for 20.88/45 sq. ft. at my local Lumber Store. For what a mat would cost you could tile 360 sq.ft. And you could wipe it off easily.
 
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