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Garage makeover this weekend
I was tired of how the "Man Cave" was looking so I did a little work on it. BEFORE..
   
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Looks way better. You gonna do the floor too?
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Looks way better. You gonna do the floor too?
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Nice work! What's your trick on the straight taping lines? Did you use a laser or old fashioned measuring?
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I am looking at other posts as far as doing Race Deck or the epoxy stuff. I am kind of torn between the two. I was looking at the thread on the 911 tech forum and there are some great looking floors there. Thanks for the compliment.
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Actually, they are not that straight. I was getting upset because I could not get them perfect then my wife asked me why don't I just sacrifice some tape. so that's basically what I did. used 1 strip of tape then separated with another, taped a line then removed that tape that was in-between and re-used it to separate another line.
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Looks great! (I hope you added more screws to that sheetrock!?!). :thumbs:
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Well done sir! For stage 2 I would coat the floor and add some nice bright lighting. I'm envious, I plan to remodel mine, but for some reason the wife's projects keep getting top priority.
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Heh. I cleaned and re-organized mine last week so I have room to bring the 356 in to start taking it apart for rustoration!
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Now that's some cool striping. Great effect. Congrats on a job well done.
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Do I see a possibility for a new market?
- Designer garages! Hmmm, is that your board?
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That thing with the saddle bags should be outside and the blue beauty inside.
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