Finally finished the shop inside......

We started with this:







Same corner now:






The place is a disaster now and needs to be cleaned up and organized:












Now the heat stays inside where it belongs.

Very nice, looks like you got alot of space. I love being in my garage. every day it calls me...

Nice Jeff! That is the ultimate quiet zone!

STARTED CLEANING MY PIG PEN TODAY AND FIRE THE TURD UP ....LOVE BEING N THE GARAGE

That's a nice shop right there!! They do get messy when your working in them though lol!! Looks like you have lotsa room, have fun!!

Bill

VERY NICE

What did you use on walls and ceiling? My new building is going up in April and trying to decide how to finish inside. Yours looks great

Way cool , looks great. Are you going to paint the floor?

Yep, you definately need to clean that thing out, and if you want I will come help take out the trash, starting with that fastback. I'll throw that right on my trailer and get rid of it for you free of charge.

The only bad thing about a new garage is that they are never big enough. Looks like it is filling up with good stuff. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!

GaryS wrote:The only bad thing about a new garage is that they are never big enough. Looks like it is filling up with good stuff. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!

And that is the truth Brother...

Dave Maxwell wrote:What did you use on walls and ceiling? My new building is going up in April and trying to decide how to finish inside. Yours looks great

The ceiling is Master Rib available from Lowes. It is the same stuff as on the outside of the building. The walls are drywall with a lot of mud in 'em. I hate joint compound. If you use a big wet sponge instead of sandpaper, it makes NO dust.

Doug Rahn wrote:Way cool , looks great. Are you going to paint the floor?

Probably not, we're kinda messy.

Thank you. Thought about that master rib on walls also

Nice, nice, nice.

How's the sound in there with the metal ceiling? Any bad echos?

jbozzelle wrote:How's the sound in there with the metal ceiling? Any bad echos?

It is quieter now with drywall and a ceiling than when it was an empty shell. Throw in a couple cars and there are no bad sounds at all.

Nice. What did you use for insulation in the walls?

Wow Jeff, your shop looks like a new toy on Christmas morning!

Very Nice!

jbozzelle wrote:Nice. What did you use for insulation in the walls?

4 x 8 styrofoam sheets. Cut 'em and fit between the horizontal 2 x 4s. It also lets the outside of the building breathe from top to bottom. It has to breathe or it'll rot. We don't want that.

D. Sea wrote:Wow Jeff, your shop looks like a new toy on Christmas morning!

Very Nice!

Thanks Damon. It is much better now. Most people don't realize the amount of work involved in this.

Seriously, I watched Ellen paint for HOURS !!!!!!


But I had to do the joint compound...........

Watched Ellen paint for hours

You can come do mine. I am not looking forward to it that's for sure. Will be leaving the second floor alone for a few years I think. Wait till my some gets older. Lol