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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Doing the Garage next week, but got epoxy questions.
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<blockquote data-quote="aaron97" data-source="post: 15220073" data-attributes="member: 66010"><p>I normally wouldn't bring a thread back from the dead, but since I started this one and then it just kind of died without me ever coming back to show the aftermath. Here its is.</p><p></p><p>After all my research and talking to a few pro's, it wasn't reasonable to try and coat my 51 year garage floor. So after much debate, I went with Race Deck tiles because of their 15 year warranty and very polite customer service. It's been nearly 5 years now and the tiles are still holding up great, no stains, no dents, no punctures. The diamond plate pattern does make rolling things around a little difficult sometimes, but it's better than slipping and falling on your butt. I also welded thin sheets of steel to the bottom of my jack stands, to disperse the weight. When I use a car jack to lift the car, it will leave a couple small indents from the wheels, but after a couple days the indents disappear. My only real gripe would be, static electricity. For some reason, a lot more static electricity is generated while moving around on or sweeping the tiles. </p><p></p><p>In the past 5 years, I still have the '97 Cobra. I sold the '05 GTO and '67 Cougar, and I added a '12 GT500 and '08 Lincoln Mk LT.</p><p></p><p>I've done few additions since I took these pictures, I change the old wood garage door out for a modern door and a new Craftsman door opener. I also have 3 rows (6 fixtures) of lights, each row wired to separate switches, so I can control the level of brightness. I also raised the tire rack a bit more so that the engine hoist can fit underneath. And I still need to get a decent air compressor. </p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]676924[/ATTACH]</p><p>[ATTACH=full]676925[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aaron97, post: 15220073, member: 66010"] I normally wouldn't bring a thread back from the dead, but since I started this one and then it just kind of died without me ever coming back to show the aftermath. Here its is. After all my research and talking to a few pro's, it wasn't reasonable to try and coat my 51 year garage floor. So after much debate, I went with Race Deck tiles because of their 15 year warranty and very polite customer service. It's been nearly 5 years now and the tiles are still holding up great, no stains, no dents, no punctures. The diamond plate pattern does make rolling things around a little difficult sometimes, but it's better than slipping and falling on your butt. I also welded thin sheets of steel to the bottom of my jack stands, to disperse the weight. When I use a car jack to lift the car, it will leave a couple small indents from the wheels, but after a couple days the indents disappear. My only real gripe would be, static electricity. For some reason, a lot more static electricity is generated while moving around on or sweeping the tiles. In the past 5 years, I still have the '97 Cobra. I sold the '05 GTO and '67 Cougar, and I added a '12 GT500 and '08 Lincoln Mk LT. I've done few additions since I took these pictures, I change the old wood garage door out for a modern door and a new Craftsman door opener. I also have 3 rows (6 fixtures) of lights, each row wired to separate switches, so I can control the level of brightness. I also raised the tire rack a bit more so that the engine hoist can fit underneath. And I still need to get a decent air compressor. [ATTACH=full]676924[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]676925[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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