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Sounds great - so does Hey, Nineteen. That whole album is top notch, sound wise.
That's what my sound man Phil Pagano uses to get dialed in the room. For any music enthusiast this is a great song to get a wide range. My ears are not at that level although I can be coached up.
Sad day for Rock & Roll. My 1st career & realizing how awesome work can truly be everyday at an early age. RIP Scott Weiland.
Plano, TX, Garages of Texas, collector car project is moving toward the finish line. This photo is of the first two of the five buildings in the project being completed.
Here's a few of mine. Great gathering place for my son and I and our friends. Lots of plans hatched, oil changed, suspension lowered and sometimes just throw a new car the lift, have a few pops and point at stuff.
Go with Swisstrax like Money. Do not do RaceDeck. I did Racedeck and the jack wheels indent the tiles and have not bounced back. Also RD looks like crap after only a few months. I have tried every cleaner I can and it just doesn't ever look like new. It is very dull, simple things like water spots don't come up easily etc etc. The other issue with RD. Look at the edge in Money's garage. It is tight against the wall. Mine you have to have a 1/2 gap all the way around because it expands and contracts A LOT. I am talking from temps of 65 to 95, nothing crazy. If I installed mine like Money, which I did at first, the whole floor buckles. Looked great the first day, now a couple months in, sucks.
Interesting....they are both plastic and will expand and contract. There is no way around that. If you have base on your floor, you can hide the gap, but any plastic is going to expand when heated and contract when cooled. I'm looking at both right now for my garage. The wear issue isn't good though. I'd like to see some older Swiss tax installation. We just had our older garage wing textured imperfect smooth to match the new wing. It gets painted Monday and trimmed immediately following. Last step will be the floor.
Edit: I just checked with Swiss Trax...expansion is the same. They require a 1/2" gap at walls for expansion.
I agree, that color looks amazing, goes great with the wallpaper. You should throw a rug in there, it should really tie the room together. Will it not?
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