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I could use a nap.

2017 Nismo Recaro seats, SCORE!!!! Read'em and weap.

I saw that you were talkin' with Volk. :tup: I almost bought the oil cap (if it was the black edition).

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Finally cleaned the carport. It was really bad in there, got all the spiderwebs and random junk and I scrubbed the floor even though it still looks bad cause of the paint. I’d like to redo the lights and redo the floor one day. I just don’t know exactly how to do the epoxy stuff. :/ need someone smarter than me to help. XD


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Be glad you have a place to park & work on your Z...I spent a many of hours in the yard :ugh2:

I’m about to get one....hopefully 7-8hrs. :tup:

Isn’t that IT101. Just reimagined the ************, takes less time than troubleshooting.

The most tedious and important part of epoxy floor turning out great is the floor prep. Rolling the epoxy is the easy part. I will say this though, if you put a lot of flakes in the epoxy, finding small dropped parts is a pain in the ***. :icon17:
I like to read about the different floor types here:
https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/...splay.php?f=20

I have an actual shop behind the house but as this was its full of random crap. I have the project Mitsubishi in there, my friends Maxima is still there as well and half of it is old wood trim and boards my grandfather left in there when he was alive. I need one of those giant construction dumpsters to clean that out. XD


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Pretty much. I just swap out an offending workstation and stick the old on the imaging bench, call it a day. We use Vmware Horizons so staff never misses a beat even if we swap out their personal station. We also have dedicated network drive for each persons profile for storage of documents, pics ect ect. This way it will follow them anywhere in the world they log in.

That’s what I was reading too, prep is key. I just don’t know if there’s a moisture barrier or anything beneath the concrete. I think there is, but I’m not certain. The floor doesn’t “sweat” in the hot rain like the floor at work does. I just again don’t even know where to begin. My problem is I read too much and get confused by all the options, lol.


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There are plenty of folks on this page that resemble that remark :icon17:

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thats the easy way out duuuuuude :facepalm: