For those interested in quality floor coatings:
http://www.musclegloss.com/

I'll be doing mine one of these days...

 

Fast,your garage looks like something out of Wayne's world.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by nHobbes
[B].... i think i may do the interlocking mats someone posted in another thread.

 

I dont have any yet but in about four months I will havea few of the new place. 30ftX30ft of pure honda heaven.
Check this out too if you guys get bored.


www.ultimategarage.com

 

here are a few of my old garage and lift. Another member getting the pinnacle setup done over at my place.

 

haha, what is this??? Fantasy garage???

 

ask and you shall receive! here is the link.

http://www.motormat.com./

someone posted this a while back, when another member wanted to paint their garage floor like me (searched so many different threads....ughhh). this method seems great and is not expensive at all! i was a bit shocked to say the least. i know if they charged a bit more, people would still buy it! anyways, it's great looking, definitely check it out. someone mentioned oil, etc getting on it and not being able to do anything about it. i think if oil or whatever got on it, i'd just lift out the square/squares and clean it and underneath it. sounds easy to me so i have no idea what the other guy was talking about. i dont' want to babble, so i'll let you see for yourself! tell me what you think, ok?

 

FastrackS2000:

Love your garage. It looks like a great place to open a 6 pack or just sit around and scratch.

 

I just checked out motormat.com. OMIGAWWD! It'd cost me $1000 just to do my floor. That doesn't include the 3 foot wide step after the garage floor....and you know you gotsta co-ordinate!

I asked around some garages and found other retaillers of what seems like to be the same "tile" setup. So far, the cheapest I've found is some company called Tylcon or Tylcor.

I will be visiting my local "ColorTile" outlet on my way home from work today to see if they have anything I can work with. I do like the tile idea alot better than the epoxy/paint idea.

 

Yea I spend lots of time in the garage detailing the car, might as well be comfortable.

Nothing like a cold beer and comfortable chair after hours of detailing...

Surprised no one noticed the sponge paint job on the walls.