James1979
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I priced up snap on roll cabs in the kitchen for a laugh. Was cheaper than the kitchen we have ended up with but Project Management voted against itIs that a garage or a kitchen?
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Morrisman
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If you identify as a princess, then who are we to criticise.Mine is "Princess grey", light grey is for peasants.
The best colour is the one that makes the circlip that’s just pinged across the workshop easier to find
As I was on my hands and face scrabbling under benches with a torch this morning, I realised that if one could isolate the physical powers that cause a nut dropped 2’ to the floor to make a 12’ leap across the other side of the garage, one will have solved the worlds clean power problem.
My Old Landy
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I have blue carpet on my concrete floor 
MattF
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Mine is "Princess grey", light grey is for peasants.
We'd best not burst your bubble about what type of person "princess grey" is for, then.
Gragson
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Funny enough so do I - HD shop tilesI have blue carpet on my concrete floor
Sealed the floor before, but it sweats a fair bit under the tiles.
My Old Landy
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It's not just me then!!Funny enough so do I - HD shop tiles
Sealed the floor before, but it sweats a fair bit under the tiles.
I built my shed about ten years ago now , I play with classic cars , I painted the floor light grey and its always been ok , if I drop something I can find it , you can wipe up oil splills , its not too happy with paint stripper though , I generally do a project and before starting next one I wash floor and repaint with the Layland paints stuff from screwfix , I did it for third time this year , I dont know if the expensive paint any better but mine has never lifted or come off , I do weld and grind also paint , so it gets overspray on it , thats my opinon for what its worth
I now see a picture
Very posh
Got a cheap 2k kit mixed in a ral colour.
Went for a light eggshell blue. Dried a satin finish also. this was so can see bolts and screws easily and doesn't reflect as much as gloss or light colours.
Do recommend well ventilated areas only though.
Went for a light eggshell blue. Dried a satin finish also. this was so can see bolts and screws easily and doesn't reflect as much as gloss or light colours.
Do recommend well ventilated areas only though.
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Red.
Shows up the drop parts
No glare from work lights
Feels warmer
Hides the blood
Shows leaks up.
Screwfix range of garage floor paint has served me well.
Shows up the drop parts
No glare from work lights
Feels warmer
Hides the blood
Shows leaks up.
Screwfix range of garage floor paint has served me well.
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James1979
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That’s an old photo!!!
whichever colour you can get a hold of...
reminded me of an only fools episode. got it off the internet somewhere. i knew there would be an image of it kicking about.
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I'd go for bright yellow, my workshop will be very yellow.
Yellow makes me happy.
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Yellow is a cold colour.
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mike os
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Why?
