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the green is the water proof just for the one that arnt sure, most of my friends asked about it. on the last one youll see the insulation, im starten that sat. framed it in tonight.
ill finish up by the ceiling later in the summer, hate all the small stuff, first time i ever did this.
Last edited by ICEPICK; April 2nd, 2009, 09:38 PM.
thanks, yea for my first time not to bad i dont think, but the cieling itself im payin for it to be done, dont need it fallen in the winter on the cars.
ill mud it all in then then paint it, black waste down in the back for exhaust and the rest bright white so its lighter in there. pluse the floors will be done in the acrylic stuff.
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If you deceide to do the ceiling your self. Make 2-3 sizzor mounts out of a couple 2x4's, hinge in the middle when you straighten it, it then holds the drywall while you screw nail the stuff up. Another suggestion on the side walls next time stagger the sheets. the you have it will work, but takes a pile of mud where 4 corners meet, My experience is it has been easier to feather it out when only 2 corners not 4. To late now but if you do more try that.
Last edited by 98blackbeauty; April 3rd, 2009, 09:59 AM.
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so how many sq feet is that garage!!... cuz i am very jealous wish i had one half that size
its a 30 x 40 out back plus a 2 car garage connected to the house.
this past winter i had 2 camaros 2 trans am's and 1 corvette storred in there with room to work on another car that had ignition problems, plus park my truck when the car was fixed so it holds 6 cars and a couch to watch the race's in november looking into an oil burner to run all winter long, just need that type of cash
If you deceide to do the ceiling your self. Make 2-3 sizzor mounts out of a couple 2x4's, hinge in the middle when you straighten it, it then holds the drywall while you screw nail the stuff up. Another suggestion on the side walls next time stagger the sheets. the you have it will work, but takes a pile of mud where 4 corners meet, My experience is it has been easier to feather it out when only 2 corners not 4. To late now but if you do more try that.
trust me there is a couple spots that would make the corners look like a piece of cake. like i said first time. a couple cuts were just a little off.
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