Garage progress....
#91
10-13-2005, 10:40 AM
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I paid 2500 for the lift, and another 900 for installation. THe capacity of the 9st is 9000lbs.
#92
10-13-2005, 10:41 AM
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Originally posted by Bill in Atlanta
Shank,
Have you considered stained concrete ?? I did this for my garage and it is incredible. My pattern looks exactly like tile, but is unbelievably strong; I have a 1931 Ford that sat in the same spot for over a year, and when recently moved, left no marks/indentions. I have also dropped screwdrivers, left water standing, brake dust, etc..nothing bothers it. I move my Turbo and C4S in and out weekly and no marks on the floor, even when turning the wheel at slow or no speed. Also very reasonable; my 800 sq ft garage cost $1810.
Bill
Shank,
Have you considered stained concrete ?? I did this for my garage and it is incredible. My pattern looks exactly like tile, but is unbelievably strong; I have a 1931 Ford that sat in the same spot for over a year, and when recently moved, left no marks/indentions. I have also dropped screwdrivers, left water standing, brake dust, etc..nothing bothers it. I move my Turbo and C4S in and out weekly and no marks on the floor, even when turning the wheel at slow or no speed. Also very reasonable; my 800 sq ft garage cost $1810.
Bill
Oh this was my first choice. I got stood up by the local stainers three times. Remember, I'm in the midwest. Things are a little tough to get done here. Many businesses here think you are doing them a favor by offering to hire their services.
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10-22-2005, 12:40 PM
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10-22-2005, 12:41 PM
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#97
10-22-2005, 12:47 PM
Originally posted by Bill in Atlanta
Shank,
Have you considered stained concrete ?? I did this for my garage and it is incredible. My pattern looks exactly like tile, but is unbelievably strong; I have a 1931 Ford that sat in the same spot for over a year, and when recently moved, left no marks/indentions. I have also dropped screwdrivers, left water standing, brake dust, etc..nothing bothers it. I move my Turbo and C4S in and out weekly and no marks on the floor, even when turning the wheel at slow or no speed. Also very reasonable; my 800 sq ft garage cost $1810.
Bill
Shank,
Have you considered stained concrete ?? I did this for my garage and it is incredible. My pattern looks exactly like tile, but is unbelievably strong; I have a 1931 Ford that sat in the same spot for over a year, and when recently moved, left no marks/indentions. I have also dropped screwdrivers, left water standing, brake dust, etc..nothing bothers it. I move my Turbo and C4S in and out weekly and no marks on the floor, even when turning the wheel at slow or no speed. Also very reasonable; my 800 sq ft garage cost $1810.
Bill
Ryan as always looks stunning my man!
#98
10-22-2005, 12:48 PM
Very nice, I agree about the Midwest thing. People here feel you are doing them a favor when you hire them.
#99
10-30-2005, 04:59 PM
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10-30-2005, 05:00 PM
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