Posted this over on the 997 forum and they said to post it here too...
Just moved to Austin, Tx from Dallas/Ft. Worth
Here is my pet almost-finished garage project. Wanted an epoxy floor (actually the wife did, and who am I to argue?).
Hired a company to put the floor down. They 'guarantee' the floor but come with a good reputation. Their claim-to-fame is that they use the sanding process before laying down the base coat. Supposedly the paint manufacturer then is able to guarantee the process from lifting. Anyways the plumber's crack is his, not mine . Added some paint and cabinets. Still need to add some wall art...

Some of the questions from over at the 997 side:
24X27 ~$3K for the floor, cabinets came from Lowes
flooring company... http://www.garage-epoxy.com/ (no affiliation)

 

Beside the nice cars you have, i love the cabins and the floor.

 

sweet garage and love the cabinets

 

Very good garage and cars and the cabinets remain perfect.

 

as already mentioned, that looks great! and if by wall art you mean flat screen TV right in the middle of those larger cabinets = then i agree ;]

 

I've thought about that flat screen! It just gets too hot here in Austin to spend too much time in the garage; waiting for the fall to see what's like. Hmmm... tweak up the cars and watch the Cowboys.... Let me think...

Posters might be cheaper

 

looks great! hor bout some hint of red to go with the tool box or framed p-car poster, something to brighten up things...goodluck

 

cabinets look pretty clean. Now get a sign that says "parking for P-cars only! All others will be towed at owners expense!

 

wow very clean love the look now some nice color posters Porsche and you are set.

 

Wow! Very clean cars. Really awesome cars.

 

Looks good and yes you are right you should "open" the slab that way the epoxy can get into the capillaries. You will have a much stronger bond when doing this process.

 

 

Nice looking garage! And you've filled it with P cars! Nice work!

 

nice garage and nice cars!

 

well done!