Jeremy1976
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Mat washing station done.
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ViperGuy21
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Awesome!
idriveblackcars
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The shop is coming along great man!!
LEDetailing
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Cool. Those look identical to clips at the coin-op spray washes. Great idea. Not much space taken up either.
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11Frontier
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Wow, Looks awesome.
Is that one sheet of diamond plate or multiple?
Probably be a good idea to run a bead of caulking along the edges to keep water from getting behind it.
Is that one sheet of diamond plate or multiple?
Probably be a good idea to run a bead of caulking along the edges to keep water from getting behind it.
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I don't. However, I don't spray directly on the drywall. I'm also getting a hold of a water and mildew resistant paint and repainting the entire interior with that.
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1 4x8 sheet. My next step is to run a bead of clear caulk around all the edges.
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Yes my garage/detail shop. I got them online. They were around $11 a piece. Heavy duty commercial grade!Very nice! Is this in your garage? Where did you get the clamps for the mats?
Got the gears turning in my head for how I would design my home garage when it comes time to make a shop
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