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Nov 5, 2007 | 04:44 AM

#21

hunt4cleanair

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From: Myrtle Beach SC

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Originally Posted by spedaleden

Wish mine was bigger

Hey Sped...

What did you use for flooring?

Nov 5, 2007 | 06:00 AM

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fugawi

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From: westmoreland N.H.

thanks for the replys guy's.. yup lots o thinkin' goin' on at the couch and coffee table....

Nov 5, 2007 | 06:08 AM

#23

panic

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From: Sorrento Italy

Nice place! ...and that blue sofa there is soooo inviting!

Nov 5, 2007 | 08:02 AM

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spedaleden

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From: Mundelein Illinois

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Originally Posted by 427SIXPACK

more details on u-coat it please........?
epoxy ? paint ? how did you make the squares ? did you put the black down first or the white ? is it easy to clean ? slippery ?
CURIOUS ?

It's like an epoxy. The colors are a dull primer when dry. I don't know what the clear is but it is strong. Had to leave the house from the fumes. It last for about 4 hours.

Coats
Primer all of foor
White all of floor
Black Taped off for squares
Red Taped off.

Very easy to clean. I mostly use water. Sometimes I add car wash soap if grease gets on floor. Floor was a little slippery for two years, now it's fine. You can add flakes or grit if you want. The only reason I didn't add grit is your broom will catch on the grit and I thought that was a pita when sweaping. The floor did dull a little by the garage overhead door because I get afternoon sun. Garage faces west. Shot some more clear and good as new.

My nephew did Race Deck. It excellent also. The only thing I like more about mine is the gloss. Race Deck is dull but they may have new selections to pick from. Both floors about the same cost. I twas also able to do my door step and foundation, not just garage floor.

Wish I had room for a coach, I would love to have the Mens lounge in my garage.

Last edited by spedaleden; Nov 5, 2007 at 08:05 AM.

Nov 5, 2007 | 09:32 AM

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68 NJConv 454

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Originally Posted by spedaleden

Wish I had room for a coach, I would love to have the Mens lounge in my garage.

Fear not, I'll coach ya...if I can get dibs on a corner of that warm garage come snow time.

disclaimer: said coaching may do more harm then good but is still available for a reasonable hourly rate to provide humor and amusment.

Nov 5, 2007 | 10:47 AM

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Scottys78

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From: Philadelphia, sub burbs Wynnewood, PA

Wow is that a log your using as a jack stand

Nov 5, 2007 | 06:41 PM

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spedaleden

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From: Mundelein Illinois

[QUOTE=68 NJConv 454;1562613376]Fear not, I'll coach ya...if I can get dibs on a corner of that warm garage come snow time.

That's what I get for not using spell check. But coaching would be nice with the right coach.

Nov 5, 2007 | 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Scottys78

Wow is that a log your using as a jack stand

I hate that pic. The log was only holding up the tail end of the engine so I could get the engine hoist bolted up and engine mounts unbolted without the trans attached.
At a given time I have used 6 jack stands on the car.