Garage Project Need Advice
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What ever color you choose, you definately want to go with high gloss, because it will be the easiest to clean, because it is the "smoothest" paint surface available.
http://www.devoepaint.com/NUSDPP/finishes/sheens.jsp
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Thanks everyone for their input. Here is what I did this weekend. I think I will end up with Grey (high gloss) lowers and white (high Gloss) uppers. If the white uppers look weird after finishing I can always go back to grey. I may also look into the stainless fronts as I have a friend that could stamp them for me.
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VCT tiles for the floors....also try this site for garage ides and a forum.
http://www.garagejournal.com
http://www.garagejournal.com
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Zebra pattern eh? I'd like to see an example of that!
Also - can anyone suggest the best "paint" or "epoxy" for the floor?
I etched my garage floor a few years ago and put on Behr Concrete 1-part Epoxy. It holds up for 2 years - winter slush always eats it away eventually. I'd like a better coating for the floor - so if you know one, please post.