metal building question

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yellowhorse7 wrote:http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/

thxs everyone on there input , ive decided on the 4 post with 2 scissor jacks

bruno wrote:

yellowhorse7 wrote:http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/

thxs everyone on there input , ive decided on the 4 post with 2 scissor jacks

You'll love it...

A good quality/strong 4 post drive-on setup also gives you an easy access way to get under the car & set-up/adjust stuff like suspension preload with all the weight in the car & compressing the suspension. It's just like doing it on the ground with "setup" blocks, but you don't have to crawl around on the shop floor to adjust anything.

I have used both kinds and like the 4 post best it a lot more stable every time I use a 2 post the vehicle is to rocky for me.

Double Post crazy phone

Just get Both...

All you have to do is reach in that Jack & the BeanStalk bag you have and there go TWO lifts..

you guys seal the concrete? if so with what?

torino501 wrote:you guys  seal the concrete? if so with what?

If a concrete slab was poured without a vapor barrier under it, and the floor ends up with a condensation problem, using an epoxy based sealer on the floor is supposed to help stop/reduce the moisture problem. But some of the epoxy floor sealers out there can/do often chip, scratch, or get burned all the way down to the concrete with normal use (from floor jacks, jack stands, cutting-welding, etc). From what I have seen it kinda seems like the chipping/scratching gets worse if the epoxy is applied too thick to the floor.

I used a moisture barrier plus sealed mine with a pool and patio sealer from Sherwin Williams and seems to be holding up great. Been a little over 1 1/2 years.

Bruno for Floor sealer use Wilkipon 2 part Epoxy sealer we use it in our engine rooms and shops Tough as concrete, But be aware when you mix it you have 15 mins to put it on or you have a solid bucket of Epoxy....

the Coug wrote:Bruno for Floor sealer use Wilkipon 2 part Epoxy sealer we use it in our engine rooms and shops Tough as concrete, But be aware when you mix it you have 15 mins to put it on or you have a solid bucket of Epoxy....

thxs Randy