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Old 05-20-2020, 10:07 PM
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Almost done with my floor. Just need to fill the joints
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Curious, I just painted mine all white as well will post soon. Are you going to put anything on them?
Look forward to seeing joints done. I left mine open
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Old 05-21-2020, 12:28 AM
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Sorry I was referring to the walls being all white I’ve debated to put some color on them posters etc. so it’s just curious your thoughts
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I like an organized garage, so I bought the tool set that is offered for my New Age cabinets. Not bad quality, but I am keeping my good quality tools for heavy jobs.
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I like an organized garage, so I bought the tool set that is offered for my New Age cabinets. Not bad quality, but I am keeping my good quality tools for heavy jobs.
Doesn’t dirt fall into the cracks on that floor?
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Doesn’t dirt fall into the cracks on that floor?
Yes it does. Not sure how much work @zedder does on his but I do a little and it’s easily vacuumed up. In addition I put a black felt liner under mine to reduce “clicking” sound give it a darker look.
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Yes, once every year or two, we unzip it into 2 or 3 pieces and clean underneath. Takescabout 1 hour.
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Sorry I was referring to the walls being all white I’ve debated to put some color on them posters etc. so it’s just curious your thoughts
Upstairs in the loft I used reclaimed walnut for the flooring. So I covered the concrete block with what was left. I am going to build a cover out of the walnut and cover that God awful hot water heater.
There is a Mecum auction in the NC mtns in a few weeks. The collector has lots of memorabilia so will cover the walls with select neon signs but other than that I am going to leave it bright white.
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Wow! That looks awesome, Lawrence! gives me inspiration to do my big shop floors like that too. Very nice.

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Almost done with my floor. Just need to fill the joints
Who did that? Awesome.
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