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bringin this back from hibernation... hard to imagine a car forum without a garage post..
my second year into the new home and starting to fix up the garage.. lookin for some ideas..
used to have a two car with lift in the old home.. had it posted here a long time ago but cant seem to find it..
never gets old though.. appears you got lean on the bike count...
epoxy floor qoutes i have received for my four car is out of my budget so im looking at racedeck free flow..
how are your tiles holding up.. also curious as to how you have the four post on there.. cant recall from my last visit if its on top of the tile or you built around it....
never gets old though.. appears you got lean on the bike count...
epoxy floor qoutes i have received for my four car is out of my budget so im looking at racedeck free flow..
how are your tiles holding up.. also curious as to how you have the four post on there.. cant recall from my last visit if its on top of the tile or you built around it....
You could likely get polished concrete in the $3.50-5.00 a square foot range if you don't want a bunch of decorative saw cuts. If you work on the cars a lot though I wouldn't recommend it.
You could likely get polished concrete in the $3.50-5.00 a square foot range if you don't want a bunch of decorative saw cuts. If you work on the cars a lot though I wouldn't recommend it.
currently have polished concrete with some sort of coating on top.. still develops stains though
thought about DIY coating and have seen good results from neighbors that have done it... just dont feel like spending the time grinding the concrete myself for better epoxy adhesion...
maybe if i get adventurous enough...
my concern with the tiles im interested in are rolling jacks.. stands and having a four post
most ive read so far seems to indicate that its mechanic friendly...
not my garage..
the ones i showed opens right to the floor.. the bottom of those tiles have channels underneath for flow or a path to blow out crap..
can easily be cleaned via shop vac as well.. pics below are of my four car in move in state... have painted it since...
Here's a few of the garage. Recently moved. Prior to getting settled in, I painted the space, had the floor coated in epoxy and lifted the one garage door track to allow for the 4 post lift.
guess i need to update..
pics from last year painted.. still trying to afford a floor solution
Great space, Jio. The walls are like the inside of a nice house. And the "2-deep" set-up on the right is interesting. I think I'd be tempted to put a lift in the back space where the BB (?) FD is. Nice
... I think I'd be tempted to put a lift in the back space where the BB (?) FD is...
read my mind.. thats the plan
perfect fit for that recess.. wide enough to keep one of the tool chests there on one side and additional room on the opposite end with lift...
ultimately moving all the big ticket items like mower.. blower.. etc in a shed out back..
read my mind.. thats the plan
perfect fit for that recess.. wide enough to keep one of the tool chests there on one side and additional room on the opposite end with lift...
ultimately moving all the big ticket items like mower.. blower.. etc in a shed out back..
Very, very cool. I can see where you'd be able to put stuff back there and still have room for the lift.
02-23-18, 04:06 PM
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