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6spd 04-03-2010 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by NeedforZ (Post 479351)
Sweet looking garage. I'm thinking one of those garage stools with a matching checkerboard pattern would look nice.

Maybe, when I get the matching bench!
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Originally Posted by Xan (Post 479378)
That looks great!

Why the shade in your car window, when it's in the garage?

I had just pulled it inside. I had to move it to put the floor down... :happydance:

6MT 04-03-2010 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by 6spd (Post 479215)
Thats the dream, right:tup:

Do you have a floor drain? I can't see one. Do you ever have liquid on that floor and how does it hold up?

BTW, looks very nice!

6spd 04-03-2010 09:14 PM

No, no drain. I just put it down today, so I haven't had a chance to see what water does on it, except the little bit that dripped off the car because it was just washed. It is supposedly water, oil, coolant, etc. proof.

6spd 04-07-2010 03:53 PM

Just to update after a few days of driving on it, the floor is very sturdy and isnt getting very dirty at all, just the tire tracks. What does get dirty is very easily cleaned or just simply swept off, good stuff for sure.

locospeed 04-07-2010 05:26 PM

Thats neat! I remember going to an Autoshow once and someone selling the service. did you do your self?

6spd 04-07-2010 05:30 PM

yeah, its pretty easy, just time consuming. I got lucky because my checker pattern is 2'x2' rather than the traditional 1'x1', and the tiles can assembled by color in 2'x'2' squares. I didnt have to put each black and white 2x2 piece together, that saved me a bunch of time. The most time consuming was cutting 5' worth of edging to fit up against the air handler and a couple circles for where the builder put safety poles in front of the water heater and air handler.

trent1331 04-07-2010 06:04 PM

:tup:


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