R50/53 Project Msfitoy Garage!
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From: Charleston, SC
Nice Garage project Sid! Why don't you come down to SC and help me redo mine?
I'm going to break out the camera and show you an even more horrid picture of a garage crammed with crap!
Boy oh boy how I want an epoxy coated floor all nice and clean like!
What materials did the guy use? Is it something we mere mortals can get or only the car demi-gods of Detroit have access to?
I'm going to break out the camera and show you an even more horrid picture of a garage crammed with crap!
Boy oh boy how I want an epoxy coated floor all nice and clean like!
What materials did the guy use? Is it something we mere mortals can get or only the car demi-gods of Detroit have access to?
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yayyyy almost done only a few more steps to go once the floor molding goes up it will really look finished, the wall might need one more coat of paint but looks good.
we should have some finished pics later today!!!
anybody in the detroit or ohio area thats wants this done im looking for a little time to kill while whating for my job to start next month
lol
the epoxy i use works real nice, my father has used it on his garage and its been 17 years now and its still holding strong and no lifting and is available in over a thousand colores yikes
we should have some finished pics later today!!!
anybody in the detroit or ohio area thats wants this done im looking for a little time to kill while whating for my job to start next month
lol the epoxy i use works real nice, my father has used it on his garage and its been 17 years now and its still holding strong and no lifting and is available in over a thousand colores yikes
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From: Greensboro, NC
Originally Posted by qwertmonkey
I've got a brand new one, I wanna keep it, but I can make a copy if you have any ideas...
Originally Posted by 4GASM
yayyyy almost done only a few more steps to go once the floor molding goes up it will really look finished, the wall might need one more coat of paint but looks good.
we should have some finished pics later today!!!
anybody in the detroit or ohio area thats wants this done im looking for a little time to kill while whating for my job to start next month [IMG]images/smilies/thumb-up.gif[/IMG] lol
the epoxy i use works real nice, my father has used it on his garage and its been 17 years now and its still holding strong and no lifting and is available in over a thousand colores yikes
we should have some finished pics later today!!!
anybody in the detroit or ohio area thats wants this done im looking for a little time to kill while whating for my job to start next month [IMG]images/smilies/thumb-up.gif[/IMG] lol
the epoxy i use works real nice, my father has used it on his garage and its been 17 years now and its still holding strong and no lifting and is available in over a thousand colores yikes
Awesome Job you did too!!!
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From: Greensboro, NC
Originally Posted by Mini-Nemo
Are you done yet, or is your working habits in need for a little overhaul?
Need to talk to you about some cabinets
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From: Grosse Pointe, MI
Originally Posted by 4GAZM
yayyyy almost done only a few more steps to go once the floor molding goes up it will really look finished, the wall might need one more coat of paint but looks good.
we should have some finished pics later today!!!
anybody in the detroit or ohio area thats wants this done im looking for a little time to kill while whating for my job to start next month lol
the epoxy i use works real nice, my father has used it on his garage and its been 17 years now and its still holding strong and no lifting and is available in over a thousand colores yikes
we should have some finished pics later today!!!
anybody in the detroit or ohio area thats wants this done im looking for a little time to kill while whating for my job to start next month
lol the epoxy i use works real nice, my father has used it on his garage and its been 17 years now and its still holding strong and no lifting and is available in over a thousand colores yikes
Is the epoxy suitable for basement floors? My $#% basement flooded again.
Once the flood issue is solved, I'm considering ripping up the linoluem & Pergo floor and having the epoxy done... and by "ripping up the floors" I mean "paying someone else to do it"
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From: Greensboro, NC
Originally Posted by ImaVunDerBrah
Awesome work guys. It looks great.
Is the epoxy suitable for basement floors? My $#% basement flooded again. Once the flood issue is solved, I'm considering ripping up the linoluem & Pergo floor and having the epoxy done... and by "ripping up the floors" I mean "paying someone else to do it"
Is the epoxy suitable for basement floors? My $#% basement flooded again.
Once the flood issue is solved, I'm considering ripping up the linoluem & Pergo floor and having the epoxy done... and by "ripping up the floors" I mean "paying someone else to do it" Want Christian's number?
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From: Port Huron, Michigan
Thought you might ask.....My cabinet people that I've been using for the last ten years are the best ...best quality,best price, best selection, and service.And If you don't go crazy in the layout, installing the items may be as little as a couple of beers and some friendly info on mods ....Thats right I said MOD But knowing your taste and my design we could come up with some great concepts to stash all the kids toys and still showoff the Cooper.....Make it look like it should
But knowing your taste and my design we could come up with some great concepts to stash all the kids toys and still showoff the Cooper.....Make it look like it should
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From: Greensboro, NC
Originally Posted by Mini-Nemo
Thought you might ask.....My cabinet people that I've been using for the last ten years are the best ...best quality,best price, best selection, and service.And If you don't go crazy in the layout, installing the items may be as little as a couple of beers and some friendly info on mods ....Thats right I said MOD But knowing your taste and my design we could come up with some great concepts to stash all the kids toys and still showoff the Cooper.....Make it look like it should
But knowing your taste and my design we could come up with some great concepts to stash all the kids toys and still showoff the Cooper.....Make it look like it should I knew you'd give in if you hung around long enough You're on bro
When short on cash...skill trading is a great resource
...looks like Mt Clemens CN is another rain out:impatient
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From: Greensboro, NC
Originally Posted by Mr Battle
nice mu logo placement :D
Power to the UnderGround! Thanks to HollisThat's a lightning bolt on the fender
Made it with ruler and exacto blade...
