hoyt
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The new-to-me workshop was being used as a clubhouse for a motorcycle club, so the bar goes of course. But how do I start over on the floor (it's not tile)? That stairway will be removed as well, so . . .
How do I start over on this floor?
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The new-to-me workshop was being used as a clubhouse for a motorcycle club, so the bar goes of course. But how do I start over on the floor (it's not tile)? That stairway will be removed as well, so . . .
OccupantRJ
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Scuff it with a drywall sander on a pole, then roll on a couple coats of floor and porch enamel.
Looks like paint. If you want to coat it the paint will need to be ground off. If grinding isn't of interest then you'll need to cover it with floating floor like snap down tiles or a laminate.
What type of work will you be doing?
What type of work will you be doing?
More pictures of the new workshop here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/re-purposed-machine-shop.186124/page-8#post-10730735
TR3s... beautiful cars. Brother had a Healey 3000 MKIII, miss driving that car!!
The upper room is interesting, you noted that you're getting rid of the stairs... what are you planning for that area?
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Mike65
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When we moved into our "retirement home" almost 3 years ago a PO had laid vinyl tile on the whole basement concrete floor. The area where my woodshop is I wanted to pull up the tile, but it is glued down so well it will not come up. I just left it & deal with it. It is just a workshop after all.