Ideal Work Bench Height

[spuds]

if you're sealing the concrete do that before spilling any mud or paint on it, or yourself; be easier to cleanup, and you won't be painting around the legs (of the workbench) unless you want too. (lots of pics)

 

[~Rowdy~]

as far as painting the floor when i did mine i did it after all the work was done and i did mine in january had to crank the heat up to get it to dry enough to be able to put my stuff back in it i used a product thats available in calgary great stuff shoot me a pm when your ready to paint and ill give ya the guys name

I'm going to have to acid wash the floor first right?! I really don't know much about what I need to do.

 

[~Rowdy~]

if you're sealing the concrete do that before spilling any mud or paint on it, or yourself; be easier to cleanup, and you won't be painting around the legs (of the workbench) unless you want too. (lots of pics)

yeah I have to seal a couple spots that have heaved. And that's what I was thinking to avoid the pain in the bum of trying to paint around crap.

 

[spuds]

you have a couple spots that have heaved? you're growing up girl that's what that means, don't know if they need sealed. Sounds like you're lookin for help; I have a camera

 

[spuds]

to get the stains and oil out you're going to clean it for sure. I'm no expert so I recommend going to you're local building store and reading the labels, talk to someone in the construction industry, do a little research and once you're confident dive in. enjoy

 

[Cyle]

yeah I have to seal a couple spots that have heaved. And that's what I was thinking to avoid the pain in the bum of trying to paint around crap.

Ah come on Rowdy it will only hurt for a bit.....

 

[Cyle]

you have a couple spots that have heaved? you're growing up girl that's what that means, don't know if they need sealed. Sounds like you're lookin for help; I have a camera

Bahhh nice one.

 

[~Rowdy~]

to get the stains and oil out you're going to clean it for sure. I'm no expert so I recommend going to you're local building store and reading the labels, talk to someone in the construction industry, do a little research and once you're confident dive in. enjoy

Yep, I will be doing that. I am in the construction industry so it won't be hard to find out the info.

 

[spuds]

that's good; talk to your concrete guys, they might even be able to provide you with the right acid mix. have fun