Let's see where the magic happens *garage photos*
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i do construction and some electrical wiring for special graphics and maintenance. i change gas stations into 7-11's.
wish i could make money working on cars again like before but unless i magically get a shop and costumers again i wont make much. shops dont pay much at all.
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Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2Pretty clean space you have. I noticed it is missing BMW's lol
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Sent from my SCH-I535 using TapatalkIs that a Zrx 1100 I see creepin' in the back?
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Is that a Zrx 1100 I see creepin' in the back?
ZRX 1200 It's my roomie's bike.
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I got it painted and 6, 4 pod electrical boxes installed. Getting 3 big florescent lights in the next couple of days. Anyone have a 40in flat screen they wanna sell?
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^wow.
so clean.
love it
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You
Have
A
Banner
For
Each
Cars
Spot
!
Amazing
That's so they know where to go!
A place for everything, and everything in its place... -
30' wide x 24' deep. Keeps the toys happy.
Nice, spic and span!!!! What did you use on the floor? I did that in my old garage with some stuff from Menard's but I wasn't to impressed with the overall quality.
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My garage floor was done by a company called Premier Garage. It cost a lot more than any DIY method but every DIY garage floor I looked at pretty much looked like crap and had to be re-done every year or two. Mine has been in place for 6 years and still looks perfect.
To do my 696 square foot floor plus the short stem walls along the sides cost exactly $3,000 in 2007.
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we put this stuff down in our old house in the basement
http://www.diy.rhinolinings.com/
worked really well, where there was a lot of foot traffic sort of "faded" and when we had to slide our fridge it would leave small marks.
but for 85-170 bucks, it was decent and covered up some nasty looking spots
But as for a garage, I could see it getting beat up after a few years from all the traffic, chemicals and such.
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we put this stuff down in our old house in the basement
http://www.diy.rhinolinings.com/
worked really well, where there was a lot of foot traffic sort of "faded" and when we had to slide our fridge it would leave small marks.
but for 85-170 bucks, it was decent and covered up some nasty looking spots
But as for a garage, I could see it getting beat up after a few years from all the traffic, chemicals and such.
Yea, I have seen that stuff before, similar to the stuff they sell at the hardware store.
My garage floor was done by a company called Premier Garage. It cost a lot more than any DIY method but every DIY garage floor I looked at pretty much looked like crap and had to be re-done every year or two. Mine has been in place for 6 years and still looks perfect.
To do my 696 square foot floor plus the short stem walls along the sides cost exactly $3,000 in 2007.
That's alot IMO. But I am only renting my space so I try and build everything from dumpsters and other really cheap resources. So im kind of a cheap ass lol!
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