Re: Garage/shop parking mats/tiles?
 

HOLY CRAP...that's one big funeral parlor!...

Re: Garage/shop parking mats/tiles?
 

Hey Rob,

Shop looks great, but kind of empty! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smirk.gif What did you place on the floor?

I should have taken some pictures the other day. A good friend/neighbor of mine held a open house on his first completed home. In the garage, he had another friends just completed '67 Shelby GT 350 car to show how large the garage was. I did tour the house, but spent most of the time in the garage. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/naughty.gif https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/drool.gif

Re: Garage/shop parking mats/tiles?
 

Wow...very cool. I think Charlie is getting jealous. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif

Re: Garage/shop parking mats/tiles?
 

Very nice. If I may ask , what tile manufacturer are you guys using? I would like to do a checkered flag tile floor in my three bay garage.

Thanks

Mike

Re: Garage/shop parking mats/tiles?
 

Don't wanna detract from DaJudge's question, but Joey: did the tires stain all the way through the tile? A simple tile under each tire would be a quick/easy fix, but if it ain't gonna stop the staining then I'd better think of something else! LOL!!

And it does look empty, Rusty...but we've got a couple heaps we're gonna throw in there to eat up some space! And it's a silicone acrylic floor paint, I believe...the Chevrolet dealer over in West Plains recommended it to us.

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To be honest, i' not sure. I didn't realize the tires would stain the white tile til it was too late... I <u>do</u> know i scrubbed the living heck out of it with everything from a magic eraser to steel wool and i got the stains "better" but not 100% gone. I don't think they could go the entire way though the tile since they're more than 1/8" thick... they just stain deep enough that it doesn't just "wipe off". I think you'd be fine with a tile under each tire to protect marks on your epoxied floor. You MAY find you don't need anything under them, but it couldn't hurt. By the way, the tile I used is Armstrong Excellon, sold at any Home Depot or Lowe's. Easy to put down, easy to take care of for the most part. Just be sure your concrete is smooth, as it will crack if the entire surface of the tile isn't able to sit flat on the floor underneath.