Pats Garage Makeover

Pats300zx

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About 6 months ago I moved into a new house. One of the requirements was a 3 car garage to keep all of my cars and detailing materials in. I wanted something that would allow me to detail cars on the side with plenty of room, proper lighting and no worries of things falling on the cars. My old home only had a one car garage so I was tired of having my cars outside and stored at other peoples garages. The garage in this home needed some work but over time I was able to turn it into something nice.



Here is what I did over the last 6 months:



Patched all walls and painted all walls bright white

Painted all trim “Fabulous Red”

Installed electric outlets in the ceiling over each garage bay

Installed 40 T8 lights in the ceiling over each garage bay

Installed 4 banks of T12 lights down the sides of the side bays

Hooked up hose in garage area

Organized all of my detailing supplies in purchased cabinets etc.

Outfitted with XM Radio, Wireless Internet, and TV



The last thing I have to do is decide on the floor. It will eventually be sealed with a flake type coating.





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Pat,

Gorgeous! Great work!

Wish I was into detailing when I bought my house in 1999. My house had a 1-car carport when I bought it. I did turn it into a garage but you're familiar with the 1 car garage blues.
 
u may wanna look in some vinyl clear walls or something similar , to be between each bay , when u buff all the dust will go on other cars, or some covers for the cars that u keep inside when buff.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
What's the heating/cooling situation in there?



My first thought, too. You've got a lot of $$$ invested in chems to be sacrificing them to hot/cold.



I'm luvin' the floor and beer tap :woot:
 
You've got a lot of $$$ invested in chems to be sacrificing them to hot/cold.



All my product gets pulled into the basement for the winter. Temps in the summer are normal for the average garage. I have two windows in there that stay open to provide ventilation.
 
very impressive - I have my dream house but for the small single garage :(



I like the wall of pictures and posters. Adds a more homely feel than bare block or brick.
 
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