Sivi70980
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- Feb 28, 2019
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- Lacey, Washington
- First Name
- Mark
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- 2019 Ruby Red GT PP1 M6
I feel all I'm missing is motivation now lol. Thanks for sharing the before and after! I have work to do at some point.Mine was awful, even had cracks in slab, (my house shifted before I bought it) but had it professionally jacked back up and everything's fixed, but instead of tearing out the concrete, and repour, it wasn't needed. I was told something like 10k! I just tossed down some race deck. If it was perfectly smooth and no cracks etc, I probably / maybe would of done epoxy. I put a double layer of heavy duty landscape fabric under the tiles, so prevent a tapping/clicking noise when walking on the tiles from concrete.plastic compacting. Worked well, no noise.
It only took a few days. Also insulated all the walls, and above the attic. It stays like 50-60* in winter when its 0* out, and like 60* when its like 100* outside in summer. Theres no ac/heat in it, but it keeps the heat from the shared walls. If I want to work in garage for winter, I just toss a little electric ceramic filled oil heater on the night before, it toast up the garage, and only uses like a dollar a day in energy. Small price for some comfort.
LED lights, 5 of them, 4 in main room and 1 in the side tool storage area, made a massive difference. instant on, and just wonderful. 40watts each hour.View attachment 437460 View attachment 437461 View attachment 437462 View attachment 437463 View attachment 437464
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