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Good eye Cariboocreek. Its small and under the stairs. The beer must be cold!
Boring Garage Syndrome
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EJChevy you definitely need some storage. I'm shivering just looking at the picture. I try to protect the tires from flat spots and use wheel dollies to cradle them lined with carpet.
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It does look nice against the snow.
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A coat of paint will make a huge difference. You can slowly add posters, badges or signs and build from there. You have the space and your garage looks finished with drywall. A little elbow grease and it will look amazing.
Lots of nice looking garages, I'm jealous of the space most of you have. Looks like I've got the smallest, messiest garage. Definitely no room for a beer fridge or nice posters on the walls! I call it controlled chaos... Fortunately, I added some garage space at the country place.
BTW, I agree EJChevy's car looks extra special against the snow, and Rockitman you have a potential masterpiece in the making...
BTW, I agree EJChevy's car looks extra special against the snow, and Rockitman you have a potential masterpiece in the making...
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My garage is so unappealing that homeless people refuse to take shelter in it. Some of you have really done a nice job with yours. I am thinking about putting up drywall or some such thing and heating it next year. The best thing about it is that it has a Corvette in it.
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What tiles did you use on the floor? Are they adhesive or simply placed down??
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Let us know how those dealership mechanics work out for you...
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Will do dannyboy actually I do have a very small garage but I am far from being a good enough man to work on a 2019 zr1 or a 19 challenger redeye little to complicated for me I leave that to the pros but I do wash them cheers dannyboy
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Nope, takes up too much floor space and just burns electricity for nothing.
Kitchen is just to the left in that picture and I can literally touch the fridge from the doorway...
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When restoring cars, our garage was pretty dark. Once done with them, I drywalled the place and painted it. New doors with glass windows also helped to brighten the place up too. The Olds LSS with the supercharged 3.8 is our other summer car for when we need extra seating.
Bought it from Costco. Its vented underneath. You can actually walk on it with no shoes and as long as the garage is warm the floor stays pretty warm too. Just snaps together like a puzzle piece. A buddy and me did it in an afternoon. I really like it.
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How do you clean them? I saw several videos. Some show using a shop vac, others a pressure washer. Will small stones and debris will fall in the cracks between the tiles or are the seams tight?
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I built this one around my C6 in 2010. A 2 car stall heated garage with only 1 car allowed in. Garage Deck Tiles that wash up with soap and water, or Spray 9 for stubborn stains. Oils and other car lubricants doesn't harm the tiles.
