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Why would ya. Just install lighting above the areas where you work, including the workbench.

In a shop or garage it is best to install outlates just above the workbench height. Install more than you need.

Can't do it, some toolboxes and equipment are just too heavy, gotta clean around it. Best after every major project.

If you paint it light it will be brighter, good for any shop to be able to see what you are doing.

I will recommend the same as I did to bushy, TSP or trisodiumphosphate. please read label before using.

Get em in, get em out. It takes time to put it on a lift and lifts are expensive too. Plus you only need em for a few jobs like muffler and suspension work and even that can be done without em. Most speed shops specialize in engine and transmission work and a lift would not be used as much as...

WOW!!! Need more Data! Step 1. Look at em Step 2. If ya can't see em, look underneath Step 3. If ya still can't see em crawl underneath and look Step 4. If its dark, use a flashlight and repeat steps 1 to 3 Step 5. If ya still don't know, Jack up vehicle and place on jack stands...

Sorry to hear of your troubles, Bushy, what a mess. Unfortunately, I am sure most of the mess is the smoke damage not shown in the pictures. It is nasty stuff. I have used TSP (Trisodium Phosphate) for cleaning up after a fire. It helps eliminate the smell that can penetrate deep into...

If installed properly driveway pavers will last a lifetime and increase the value of your real estate. There is considerable preperation involved before pavers can be installed. Here is a link to a step by step installation. Paver Install

Hobby Lobby has locations all around the countrryy and I know the one in my town also has a framing department that will either do it for you or help you purchase the right products. They have an extensive line of framing supplies

i would sanitize it with bleach and water, make sure there is plenty of ventilation. Then you could use a concrete floor cleaner available at any hardware store.

I was able to remove most paint spills off my epoxy floor with a stiff bristle brush and soap and water. What did not come off easy I used a plastic putty knife on it.

Agreed, Bondo is best used for filling minor imperfections and unevenness (spelling?) only. Anything else should be repaired properly. Rust should be cut out and a patch should be welded in.

There are many newer model homes with washer and dryer cabinets built in. If you properly vent the dryer you will have no problem there. The water heater and A/c are another matter as your particular units will need sufficient space to breathe properly ie.. You would have to check with the...

Usually stair structures are plenty strong as they are made to carry lots of weight. Just cut the drywall out, make a door and put it in, I've never seen a compressor in a stairwell but I have seen heavy equipment stored under a stairwell.

My wife buys heavy Duty plastic storage from WalMart, pretty good stuff, plenty strong. They are about 16wX12hX24d, I think. She loves em.

UltiMate offers some rolling storage systems for the garage, and if that is too high there are some good rolling file storage cabinets that can be had for a reasonable price, usually at your local office supply house.

I have a set of four original tires for a rare car I own, (I like big tires w/ shiny chrome) they fit under my workbech standing up. When I need that storage space I will stack all four and buy a tire cover for the whole lot and probably put something on it like a table top. I don't see me...

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Duty Cycle refers to the lenght of time a machine can operate before it needs a rest, ie. overheats, loses power, etc...