My garage

[Daniel Wood]

Originally Posted by carsandcycles

Calm down , glad you stuck around. I apologize, (I appeared to have made a bad assumption); my intentions were good (just trying to keep/make the site the best possible).

C&C, you have nothing to apologize for. Many like this guy have only made one post with a bunch of links (spam) to screw things up and never came back. How were you to know that this wasn't the same situation. You were only doing your job.

Now I'm glad that njogre came back and hopefully to help out everyone in the future.

Welcome to the forum.

[NutriaforLunch]

Mine would look like that except for the fact I have to
store my wife's "stuff" (and her stuff is not tools)

[njogre]

Originally Posted by olddog

Did you etch the floor with an acid?

Let me know how it holds up to car tires.

Oh yea, how slippery is it when wet?

It sure looks good. I have been thinking of painting my garage floor. I looked at the Epoxy paints. I cannot afford them right now, since my garage is 36 X 50. It will take a lot of paint.

The directions do not call for it and I did not do it. I did not prime either but the directions ask you to. Hopefully in a couple of months I will not be regretting that minor detail

[njogre]

Originally Posted by olddog

Did you etch the floor with an acid?

Let me know how it holds up to car tires.

Oh yea, how slippery is it when wet?

It sure looks good. I have been thinking of painting my garage floor. I looked at the Epoxy paints. I cannot afford them right now, since my garage is 36 X 50. It will take a lot of paint.

Is not bad when its wet, I haven't slipped yet

[vetteonr]

I did my garage floor about 10 years ago with Rust-Oleum epoxy floor finish. It was about $120 for two kits and it's holding up pretty well. And we have put that floor through everything. Good stuff!

[olddog]

Originally Posted by vetteonr

I did my garage floor about 10 years ago with Rust-Oleum epoxy floor finish. It was about $120 for two kits and it's holding up pretty well. And we have put that floor through everything. Good stuff!

What size garage?

[KA9MOT]

njogre, can we surmise by your user name that you live under a bridge in NJ?

Welcome to the forum!

[vetteonr]

Originally Posted by olddog

What size garage?

24x30.

[olddog]

Originally Posted by vetteonr

24x30.

That translated to about $300 for me. The last epoxy I looked at was approaching a grand. I may give it a try.

[vetteonr]

The key to it is the prep. Don't skimp on this step. You can have the best epoxy in the world, but if the surface isn't prepped properly, it will peel just like the cheap stuff.

[smithleeds42]

Originally Posted by njogre

Check out my garage. I know its not as fancy as some of you guys, but I like it. I looked all over the place on the web for cabinets that were not red, black, silver or white. I wanted something different. I found these garage cabinets on arrowspacemaker. I love the blue color and they were easy to put together. Tell me what you think about my cabinets

Nice cabinets! Good color selection! It perfectly matches the interior décor.
Cabinets are indeed great additions to garage. I own a garage123 24 gage red wall cabinets with a meatl thickness of 0.023 inches. These are lockable and the doors are framed in black. Fits well with garage décor!

Nice try smithleed. This is a warning! Welcome to the forum, Daniel Wood