Garage Makeover

[BlazinEagle]

Here is a few pics of my garage makeover. I have lived in the house now for 3 years with nothing but bare drywall walls.

Here it is at the most packed in point over the past 3 years:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/blazin_eagle/025.jpg


Here are the steps...painted black with diamond plate mounted as tread:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/blazin_eagle/001-14.jpg


Here are the cabinents, one is finished the other door is getting the cobra logo painted on it:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/blazin_eagle/006-2.jpg


Put up a pegboard and workbench...still have to organize it:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/blazin_eagle/005-3.jpg




Mounted the hose reel and positioned the air compressor:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/blazin_eagle/004-3.jpg


I plan on doing the floor paint and a few more things but not bad for 2 days work.

[adragon72]

Looks good

[BlazinEagle]

Added 2 diamond plate shop lights and I insulated the garage door:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/blazin_eagle/003.jpg

I also made one of my work benches a hideaway bench. I will get pics of it tomorrow, but it is great that when I need it I have it and when it is not in use, it fold to the wall.

[4EYED85GT]

Looks good man! I have been wanting to do something to my garage also. I have a 3 car garage and plan to build a half wall dividing a section and using that area for my Mustang and Mustang stuff (framed posters, diecast, etc.) The wall will keep the bikes, lawnmower, and other stuff from getting near my car. Plan on using tile or painting the floor in the Mustang area also. Not sure if you have been on garageforums.com or not but there is a guy that has a cool garage with all Mustang stuff (I am talking a ton of stuff) If you havent seen it you gotta check it out! Once again, looks good man!

[BlazinEagle]

I have been on there...that is crazy stuff. If I had unlimited money then I would do it. I did my entire garage so far...minus the floor paint for around $600. Cabinents and insulation were the most expensive.