[VaSteve]

I just spent the whole weekend sweating in my garage in 100% humidity. Nothing like running that back of your hand across the underside of the carpeting changing the shift bushings. Ug.

Anyhow. Someone once told me that insulating the space above the garage will keep it cool(er) in the summer, and warmer in the winter. I had planned on doing it, but then I remembered how hot it gets on a warm day with a hot engine in there.

Anyone have any advice on this? I have an access hole I cut in the ceiling I need to seal up but would like a denifitive answer before I do...