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tguil · 07-10-04, 12:51

During certain times of the year, there is a lot a lot of moisture that forms on my concrete garage floor. (condensation and possible seep through) About half of my garage is about four feet below ground level. When the wet stuff dries I am left with a white powder residue on the floor.

Is there an easy fix for this problem? I'm not looking for anything fancy. This garage is basically a toy box for my boat, a couple of Harleys, a tractor and my camper. Yep, it's a pretty big garage, but it is not a steel building. The exterior is clear cedar siding to match my house.

We had a moist spring this year and the problem was worse than usual.

I am most concerned about the Harleys sitting in this crud and have thought about just laying down a couple of 4X8 sheets of plywood for them to sit on.

Tom

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tguil Registered User tguil is offline Join Date: May 2003 Location: Nebraska Posts: 386	Garage floor problem During certain times of the year, there is a lot a lot of moisture that forms on my concrete garage floor. (condensation and possible seep through) About half of my garage is about four feet below ground level. When the wet stuff dries I am left with a white powder residue on the floor. Is there an easy fix for this problem? I'm not looking for anything fancy. This garage is basically a toy box for my boat, a couple of Harleys, a tractor and my camper. Yep, it's a pretty big garage, but it is not a steel building. The exterior is clear cedar siding to match my house. We had a moist spring this year and the problem was worse than usual. I am most concerned about the Harleys sitting in this crud and have thought about just laying down a couple of 4X8 sheets of plywood for them to sit on. Tom __________________ 1 White Dodge Hemi and 2 Black Harleys. Guess what gets detailed most often.