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Eric Wolf	Does anyone know where I can get a stick on stripe or wall paper border about 6" wide in black and whitre checkers for my garage?
ALLEY CAT	Eric - You might try: In Canada - www.cegraphics.com In Florida - www.speedgraphics.net They might be able to help you? ------------------ Call 911 - there is a Prowler in my garage.... 3.5 power packed POA hours daily, always with rock solid analysis of all the hot topics! LARRY SALZMAN - MESA, ARIZONA
Eric Wolf	Thanks for the contacts, I will try them.
Fredd06	How about the Garage Floor, anyone have any pictures of their garage floor with the Black & White Checkers or where to get them ? Fredd 2000 Woodward Edition
CJ	Try this for a wallpaper border: http://www.wallpaperetc.com/novel3.html Eric.........here's another border that is 5.5 inches wide: http://www.lelandswallpaper.com/miscracing.htm This message has been edited by CJ on 11-26-2002 at 04:36 PM
JimE	This is what I'm using on my cabinets in my garage. http://http://doitbest.com/shop/product.asp?mscssid=WRW9XERH 0RSR2PEU00JP49NKV2S1FD50&mbrid=4724&dept%5Fid=3592&sku=638749 I'm also looking into using black & white floor tiles sold by Race Deck. http://www.racedeck.com/racedeck.htm Good Luck, This message has been edited by JimE on 11-26-2002 at 05:04 PM
Eric Wolf	Thanks for your help CJ, this is exactly what I was looking for, I ordered the 5-1/2". Jim, I got some of the same MacTac checkers at Home Depot but you need a smooth surface for it to stick. I would like to use the flooring you posted but found it a little pricey, so for the flooring I am going to use a VA tile. Thanks for you help, Eric.
CJ	You're welcome............glad it helped!
pumpkin	quote: Originally posted by Fredd06: How about the Garage Floor, anyone have any pictures of their garage floor with the Black & White Checkers or where to get them ? Fredd 2000 Woodward Edition Here are some pics of the floors in two of our garages: We bought the materials from a local tile store and did the work ourselves. Easy job, just rough on the knees. ------------------ Current mods: Mopar dual exhaust & front mudflaps; MacMotorsports Air Intake; Real Rod Air Patrol; Graphics by Balistek Designs; ($8) Chrome grille; Chrome tire valve-stem covers; Painted rear bumper lettering; Prowler Pro Gears; Synthetic Oil; Raybestos Ceramic Brake Pads; TGF Door Panel Inserts & Headrest Covers; SheepskinExpress Sheepskin Seatcovers; Grille Light; Pinstriping by Bo Boring; Painted Valve Cover; Window Tinting; Windshield Visor Banner; Front Bumper Removal / Relocation of Front Turn Signal Lights; and in-progress: Powder Coating Parts under the hood. More 'Pumpkin' photos . . . . . More cars and other stuff New pictures in Personal Scrapbook (9/26/02) "I may have to grow older, but I do not have to grow up!"
Todd Cameron	Lookin good Norm and Pat... one day my garage shall look so nice!
Scotty	Norm and Pat Where did you get the checkered flag inlays? Or did you make them? Looks Great! Scotty This message has been edited by Scotty on 11-27-2002 at 07:09 AM
ALLEY CAT	quote: Originally posted by Todd Cameron: Lookin good Norm and Pat... one day my garage shall look so nice! Right Todd,,,,when monkeys fly out of your butt Norm and Pat - really nice garages,,,,inlays are sweet.
YellowFever	GREAT looking garage Norm!!!!!!!!!!
pumpkin	quote: Originally posted by Scotty: Norm and Pat Where did you get the checkered flag inlays? Or did you make them? Looks Great! Scotty Scotty, Yes, we made the inlays - the flag part we bought was a 12" square of checkered black & white tile (got it at Home Depot), the rest of the surrounding area - we created using pieces cut from either a 8" black or white tile depending on the space to be covered. It was a little time consuming but certainly worth it. Thanks to all for the compliments on the floors. It wasn't hard to do, but one of those jobs you say that you'll never do again. We have said that three times now. Remember, when laying tile - shiny side up. ------------------ Current mods: Mopar dual exhaust & front mudflaps; MacMotorsports Air Intake; Real Rod Air Patrol; Graphics by Balistek Designs; ($8) Chrome grille; Chrome tire valve-stem covers; Painted rear bumper lettering; Prowler Pro Gears; Synthetic Oil; Raybestos Ceramic Brake Pads; TGF Door Panel Inserts & Headrest Covers; SheepskinExpress Sheepskin Seatcovers; Grille Light; Pinstriping by Bo Boring; Painted Valve Cover; Window Tinting; Windshield Visor Banner; Front Bumper Removal / Relocation of Front Turn Signal Lights; and in-progress: Powder Coating Parts under the hood. More 'Pumpkin' photos . . . . . More cars and other stuff New pictures in Personal Scrapbook (9/26/02) "I may have to grow older, but I do not have to grow up!"
cnote6	I did this at my Dallas store. Make sure to put carpet under the tires not to stain the floor.
Todd Cameron	One day AC one day... I have a dream!
ALLEY CAT	check out this website link: www.kiwitile.com
Wild1	This is what I have in my garage which I also sell. The floor panels just snap together. http://zr1.net/garage.html
Richard Jackson	Eric, how has the VC tile worked out? Any Problems and what floor preparation is needed? Thanks Richard quote: Originally posted by Eric Wolf: Thanks for your help CJ, this is exactly what I was looking for, I ordered the 5-1/2". Jim, I got some of the same MacTac checkers at Home Depot but you need a smooth surface for it to stick. I would like to use the flooring you posted but found it a little pricey, so for the flooring I am going to use a VA tile. Thanks for you help, Eric.
Black Tie 161	quote: Originally posted by Richard Jackson: Eric, how has the VC tile worked out? Any Problems and what floor preparation is needed? Thanks Richard RJ...Get on your hands and knees and run a window sticker scraper over every inch of floor first. make sure the floor is smooooooth. Get a laser level and take ALL the time you need to lay out the first course of tiles. Mark the floor as the glue is translucent and dries clear. Center the first course between the garage door so it is symmetrical. The glue used is fantastic....It is applied with a 1/32 groove trowel. Let it set for an hour before laying any tile. You then have a 24 hour working time. Temps MUST be above 65. if you have a helper wiping the tiles and handing them to you, you can finish a 20x 20 garage in 2 hours. I avge. 9 tiles per minute. Cutting is a breeze...score and snap! Just tuck each tile tight into the previous course and make sure your lines don't drift. But the tiles are so perfectly manufactured, it's kind of hard to drift. Good luck! No fear...and if you screw up, just remind yourself it's just a garage...that took a lot of pressure off us....LOL>
Richard Jackson	Eric, thanks for the info, very useful. The floor scrapper idea is a good one. Like you say it is just the garage. My son and I will attempt it next week. Richard
pumpkin	quote: Originally posted by Black Tie 161: RJ...Get on your hands and knees and run a window sticker scraper over every inch of floor first. make sure the floor is smooooooth. Get a laser level and take ALL the time you need to lay out the first course of tiles. Mark the floor as the glue is translucent and dries clear. Center the first course A little trick if you are laying down a chalk line for your grids, spray the chalk line with hair spray . The line will stay a long time.