Thanks man!! took me 2 days or one whole weekend and alot of elbow grease!!

I did two coats with very little wait time before applying it. Not sure how thick it is as far as in mm or inches but I would think if I really tried to peel it off it would be about 1/16th inch thick. That what your asking?

 

After seeing Dusty and Corey's shelving I decided to get up off my lazy *** and do something productive today so...







And all finished and loaded up!!!



I know it's small but it's all I got room for. I built this bench last week and it fits real nice against that wall and the water heater. I moved it out though so I could build the shelf. Tomorrow they are getting painted red and black!!



I wish I had the garages space that I really want, then I would go absolutely nuts with building stuff!!

 

Nice work dude....

 

good work, i need to put in some shelving.

 

Is that wooden box next to the table for you to stand on to reach the grinder.LOL. J/K I know I would need one with my short ***. That shelf looks beefy, I am guessing that design can hold alot of weight.

 

I win the messiest garage award!!!

 

^^^thats not messy.

 

Real nice work Spoolin! Those shelves and bench look solid Love that epoxy floor...I'd love something like that some day

I've worked on gravel too Zeke, it's definitely no fun...jack won't move, creeper won't roll...you need a good piece of wood or card board to lay on, and still somehow end up with your back looking like you just got out of the Iron Maiden lol.

I've seen a lot messier Joe...get some sheet rock up on those walls and hot rod it up!

 

Yeah I think that shelf is a little overbuilt!! When it comes to designing something I couldn't be more terrible at it, so I just take pictures of someone else's stuff, print it out and take it down into the garage with me, annnn Voila!!
That box is to sit on after a hard day's work, and one day I'll do something with what's inside, like.... https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=459520

 

Painted the shelves and work bench...I think I overdid it!!





And here they are all finished and put back into place...