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Old 03-22-2007, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by vbizguy
It looks like you did a model delete too....

Good eyes.
Old 03-22-2007, 04:30 PM
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You guys in Delware have very clean looking license plates. Now i may have to get a place in delware so i dont need to run the ugly ca plates. LOL.
Old 03-22-2007, 04:53 PM
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Learned that trick when I laid Pergo years ago.

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I may address the visible gap in the future with a baseboard of some sort but that wouldn't have been a bad idea either.
Old 03-22-2007, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by DrDrilZ
looks nice. i did the same with racedeck tiles, only i did larger squares. after a few months of listening to the platic tiles make hollow clickety clack sounds, i installed some pergo underlayment beneath it. that really deadened the sound.
hey thanks for the tip . i was just gonna say" looks good . I have racedeck tiles in my garage and they really cleaned up the look from the previous which was bare concrete ." by the way , anyone thinking about doing blk/wht checkerboard , the white ones are a pain in the @ss to keep looking good . they get dirty very easy .
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Awsome looking floor and garage. I just sent you a PM.
Old 09-12-2008, 09:15 AM
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Just thought I would post a few pics. I recently added some Gladiator storage units, table, etc and painted the floor with epoxy. I have no real belief that it will last any longer than the regular paint I have put down every 3 years or so, but I liked the look anyway.
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Old 09-12-2008, 11:59 AM
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^^^^^
Now that is nice!
Old 09-12-2008, 12:06 PM
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Does the epoxy go right on the floor?

Do you need to treat the floor with anything?
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Originally Posted by angelo1404
Does the epoxy go right on the floor?

Do you need to treat the floor with anything?
The floor was already quite clean, with a hard paint. We simply wiped it down with a mop/water
and applied. Had it been bare concrete, or for a more heavily used space, we might have put acid down first.
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Where did you get the large Porcshe crest for the wall?
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I am going to go out onto a limb and guess that you guys do not have 5 kids. I have tried to organize my garage, and keep it clean, but there are 3 cars, 7 bikes, and all manner of scooters, soccer *****, snow sleds, and gardening equipment.

Maybe I need some curtains I can pull across all the stuff.
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Originally Posted by Jlangmd
I am going to go out onto a limb and guess that you guys do not have 5 kids. I have tried to organize my garage, and keep it clean, but there are 3 cars, 7 bikes, and all manner of scooters, soccer *****, snow sleds, and gardening equipment.

Maybe I need some curtains I can pull across all the stuff.
...or a flame thrower!
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Nice job!
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Spent the weekend upgrading my garage. See attached photo. (Okay,--just kidding!)
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Originally Posted by Edgy01
Spent the weekend upgrading my garage. See attached photo. (Okay,--just kidding!)
Edgy,

Awesome garage, even comes with full-time P-mechanics!


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