Presidential Detailed: 2009 Audi TTS - Page 2

tenorplayer23 · 09-24-09, 09:47

Could I ask, what product is your garage floor coated with?

Thx.

See ya.

aleicgrant · 09-25-09, 06:15

I had a company called premier garage.

they also did my cabinets. They use a hybrid epoxy which is said to last 10 years and stands up to tire heat. Something the cheap kits at Home depot and Lowes do not do

Not inexpensive by any means but I love the end result

PresdntialDtail · 09-25-09, 08:01

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Originally Posted by aleicgrant

I had a company called premier garage.

they also did my cabinets. They use a hybrid epoxy which is said to last 10 years and stands up to tire heat. Something the cheap kits at Home depot and Lowes do not do

Not inexpensive by any means but I love the end result

These floors were awesome to work on, seem like they would be very durable for a long period of time, no doubt!

tenorplayer23 · 09-27-09, 09:35

Say, I see you're in greater TB. I have a place in Clearwater, which, given the weather outlook up here, is looking better & better.......just wish I had all my cars/garage stuff in FL!!

Where do you operate out of.......close by? Also, any chance that I could get the specs on the floor material Premier Garage used??

Thanks for the info.

See ya.

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Originally Posted by PresdntialDtail

These floors were awesome to work on, seem like they would be very durable for a long period of time, no doubt!

PresdntialDtail · 09-29-09, 01:54

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Originally Posted by tenorplayer23

Say, I see you're in greater TB. I have a place in Clearwater, which, given the weather outlook up here, is looking better & better.......just wish I had all my cars/garage stuff in FL!!

Where do you operate out of.......close by? Also, any chance that I could get the specs on the floor material Premier Garage used??

Thanks for the info.

See ya.

I live in Holiday, but service all of FL. I am completely mobile, but I have a few shops in town who let me work out of there place when I need it.

As for the Floor, I dont know the specs on the floor besides this(owner btw):

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Originally Posted by aleicgrant

I had a company called premier garage.

they also did my cabinets. They use a hybrid epoxy which is said to last 10 years and stands up to tire heat. Something the cheap kits at Home depot and Lowes do not do

Not inexpensive by any means but I love the end result

D Tailor · 09-29-09, 02:16

Nice job! I do have to say that I think these cars were designed to be driven and then photographed!! They look so good from any angle! It would be hard to take an ugly shot of it. Again good work!

PresdntialDtail · 09-29-09, 04:43

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Originally Posted by D Tailor

Nice job! I do have to say that I think these cars were designed to be driven and then photographed!! They look so good from any angle! It would be hard to take an ugly shot of it. Again good work!

thanks! I agree! Hows your garage setup been working for you now that youve got some cars under your belt inside of it?

bufferbarry · 09-29-09, 06:40

Billy very nice as always man! Great work!

PresdntialDtail · 09-29-09, 06:57

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Originally Posted by bufferbarry

Billy very nice as always man! Great work!

Thanks Barry!

D Tailor · 09-30-09, 09:00

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Originally Posted by PresdntialDtail

thanks! I agree! Hows your garage setup been working for you now that youve got some cars under your belt inside of it?

The setup itself is working out great! I get a lot of comments from clients it makes for good conversation with the neighbors. I also think I've finally got every thing stored perfectly for ease of use when I need it.

I guess most detailers wish for more space. I could use about 3 more feet on each side and 7 more feet in length, but I can't complain. I can get most doors open all the way and I've worked on trucks as big as a 4 door avalanche. Got the ONR technique all wrapped up for the winter since I don't have a drain.

All in all I'm really happy and business has been terrific.

PresdntialDtail · 09-30-09, 09:17

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Originally Posted by D Tailor

The setup itself is working out great! I get a lot of comments from clients it makes for good conversation with the neighbors. I also think I've finally got every thing stored perfectly for ease of use when I need it.

I guess most detailers wish for more space. I could use about 3 more feet on each side and 7 more feet in length, but I can't complain. I can get most doors open all the way and I've worked on trucks as big as a 4 door avalanche. Got the ONR technique all wrapped up for the winter since I don't have a drain.

All in all I'm really happy and business has been terrific.

Awesome! I know how you feel on the space issue, its always nice to have 4-5 feet on each side of the car to work around. Glad your business is doing well! keep up the good work!