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Ok this started out just to be a simple job of painting the garage. but as i am sure it has happened to you the old well since i am here i might as well do this...........
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Last edited by larryg3; Jul 25, 2009 at 07:04 PM.
Reason: add a pic
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15
Looking good.
My wife has been scouring Craigslist looking for a bar for my garage. I am a little hesitant because I like all the space in the garage still. She may be trying to get rid of me, hmmm.
No....I'm just jealous. [note the tinge of green on the 'smilie'] My garage has been in a state of disarray since we moved here [nearly 2 years ago]. Had a rotator cuff tear 30 days after moving in, engine problems with the Vette took priority after my recovery, then 'this', then 'that'. Anyway, I am finally getting around to working on the garage; just had a door contractor install a side-mount opener so that the door could open to the ceiling instead of just over the door opening. Now I have 11 feet of headroom to work with. Interior paint is next, then floor, then cabinets and finally a 4-post lift. So, I'm just wishing I was as far along as you....
It looks fabulous! How much to hire you for a weekend?! Is that epoxy paint on your floor? Which brand did you use?
Who knows anything about the new Rustoleum Epoxy Shield paint, as seen on p. 13 ad in Corvette Fever, Sep. 09? They promise no peeling, cracking or fading, which are the exact reasons I have resisted using epoxy paints in the past.
It looks fabulous! How much to hire you for a weekend?! Is that epoxy paint on your floor? Which brand did you use?
Who knows anything about the new Rustoleum Epoxy Shield paint, as seen on p. 13 ad in Corvette Fever, Sep. 09? They promise no peeling, cracking or fading, which are the exact reasons I have resisted using epoxy paints in the past.
There's a website for everything, as they say. Here's one dedicated to garages. Forums for everything garage related too (electrical, floors, tools, etc). I waste a lot of time on the site, but have found many, many useful tips and idea.