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Actually we did top it off with the clear coat and grit for traction. Grit works great if its only plain water. Word of caution though, when the water also is mixed with DP rinseless wash, make sure you can do the splits, or you will hurt something like me Im the MAN

We just returned from Orlando tonight. I must say to our friends down south, you all have to man up. Walking through town and seeing grown men with mittens and hats on. It was 45-50 degrees!! I was in shorts and a sweatshirt when it hit 55. It did provide for plenty of humor for the family...

The advantage to designing my own house I guess. I had drains and a hot and cold hose spigot installed during the build. The garage re-do was this year (four years after moving in).

Tried that, wife drew the line on that one. Maybe next year.

I'm also curious about Martin's question. Living even farther north (go Pack), I was thinking about using a boars brush with my DP rinseless product. The telescoping handle with a boars brush would save my back a little pain, but I'm paranoid never having used a brush before.

Two of the stalls have a drain. Why the third doesn't, its all my fault (for some stupid reason I told the builder we didn't need it, and wife never lets me forget it). Drains just lead to sand under/outside the garage area, not a pipe to the outside. Floors are pitched in such a way to lead...

Thanks everyone. Hi highly recommend a project like this. Especially the floors if you live north like we do. Just mopped the floors clean in 10 minutes (full of salt, etc). So easy to keep clean.

Yes Shawn (same one from club4g eclipse shine forum) :)

Here are some pics from our two month project of a garage makeover. I don't have any before pics, but it was drywalled and that's about it. What we did: -walls plastered and painted -single bulb fixtures replaced with flourecent fixtures -floors epoxyed -cabinets installed (custom made) -sink...

Hello all from the frozen tundra, I'm semi new to detailing (I'm a hobbiest), and the forum has been very helpful to me this past year. Glad I've finally joined it officially. Here's a pic of my summer ride stored in the garage for now. Get to play with new waxes this winter as I stare at it...