Where in Colorado are you?

 

The Sissor lift is the best tool I have EVER purchased.

Old picture, but you get the idea.

 

Nice^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

BTW. Where did you get your floor? Does it clean up well? Thanks.

 

I have had both Epoxy and Plastic tiles... If I were to do it all over again, I would never stray from epoxy. The tiles are a PITA to keep clean!

 

Since we're talking flooring, I've been extremely happy with my cheapo .59/sf Home Depot ceramic tiles. Not only are they strong enough to lift my car without any padding, they also clean up better than anything I've ever owned. I recently (stupidly) got black Rustoleum overspray over a big section, and left it there to drive for a week. I was able to scrub the stuff off with a 3M scotchbrite pad and acetone. It's hard to imagine most epoxies holding up to that kind of abrasion.

People think ceramic will be brittle like bathroom tiles. But I've got a video for that.

 

[QUOTE=JackOlsen;9251959]Since we're talking flooring, I've been extremely happy with my cheapo .59/sf Home Depot ceramic tiles. Not only are they strong enough to lift my car without any padding, they also clean up better than anything I've ever owned. I recently (stupidly) got black Rustoleum overspray over a big section, and left it there to drive for a week. I was able to scrub the stuff off with a 3M scotchbrite pad and acetone. It's hard to imagine most epoxies holding up to that kind of abrasion.

People think ceramic will be brittle like bathroom tiles. But I've got a video for that.

And that takes care of that ?

Where in L.A. are you Jack? I'm in Arcadia.

 

I'm near the La Brea Tar Pits -- Miracle Mile.

 

Didn't that area get destroyed in "Volcano"?