Yeah, man, if I had your garage I'd burn mine down...

I will definitely insulate mine, but not until I hire huckersideways to rig me up some more outlets and better lighting. In the meantime, I see Rona has a sale on the Rustoleum floor covering stuff, so I might pick up a couple boxes of that.

 

^^^ at least you have a garage.
I have my car cover

 

Car cover?!? Luxury! (with apologies to Monty Python and The Four Yorkshiremen sketch)

 

I doubt anyone < 40 knows of what you speak. Classic MP (but then again...what isn't?)
BTW - nice freakin' garage CC!

 

LOL at Monty Python Old Fart memory banks are kickin in

Brandon's garage is like a dance hall , it's huge.

 

Haha thanks guy. It's actually my parents garage, I just hope I'll have a garage like this at some point in my life I'll be buying most of the stuff needed for the garage. I'm really the only person who uses it for something other than storage so it's only fair.

New garage doors are being installed next Saturday. After they're in, it's time to get started. First things that I do will probably be running cable out there, running compressor hoses, and doing the insulation. After that, I'll probably do the epoxy. Swivel, I've heard that Rustoleum can sometimes have problems with hot tire pickup. Just a heads up. Also, make sure you use a 2 part epoxy (Rustoleum is). Check out garagejournal.com. Lots of ideas and great information there

 

I've considered the RaceDeck stuff, too, anybody have experience with that?

 

No, but I've seen some pretty sweet looking installs with it.

 

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=63559

I didn't read it all but it looks like a pretty good product.

 

Okay, so I did a quick measure and calc to buy the Costco Motofloor stuff (like Racedeck, made by the same company, I think) and for my 19'x20' garage it would be $1285. And that's 25 bucks a box off for each of the 8 boxes I would need, plus a finisher pack to do the entry bevel.

That's nearly ten times the sale price of two boxes of the Rustoleum stuff. Wow.

 

^
Maybe I'll just do one bay.
I'd be looking at $4,100

I can paint AND buy a hoist for less than that.

 

this is kind of off topic, but i need to know how to insulate my existing garage doors. Anyone done this before or herd of some one doing this?

 

Not really off topic at all, I've often thought a guy should be able to fasten (screw? glue? Two-sided tape?) solid insulation to the inside of the garage door panels. As long as they're beveled so the door will open without interference, should work, right?

Might look kinda funny, but that's where you get creative, I guess.

 

^I think that's more or less how it's done. When I was on Google trying to find insulation tips, I came across a lot of links about how to insulate a garage door. There were even some videos too

Does anyone know an electrician in the Hamilton area? We've used so many in the past and have yet to find a good one.