- Aug 24, 2000
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Hey guys,
I'm trying to help a friend of mine save some money on designing his garage. He's a big classic car buff and owns 2 60's Mustangs, and 86 SVO and another Fox body that's his track car.
He just built a new 4 car garage in his back yard for them and he want's to be able to back the cars in. The problem is that the old cars blow crap up on the wall when he starts them. He's wanting to do some kind of paneling half way up the walls of his garage that's easy to clean. Right now he's thinking of using diamond plate steel but that gets a little expensive, Anybody here know of a good looking alternative material that would work?
Other ideas right now include him tileing half way up the walls (lots of labor and still pretty expensive) or possible a formica material kind of like counter tops, but who knows if that will stain from exhaust 'crap'. Plus he want's to keep the place looking like a muscle car stable, not a resturaunt bathroom.
Ideas?
I'm trying to help a friend of mine save some money on designing his garage. He's a big classic car buff and owns 2 60's Mustangs, and 86 SVO and another Fox body that's his track car.
He just built a new 4 car garage in his back yard for them and he want's to be able to back the cars in. The problem is that the old cars blow crap up on the wall when he starts them. He's wanting to do some kind of paneling half way up the walls of his garage that's easy to clean. Right now he's thinking of using diamond plate steel but that gets a little expensive, Anybody here know of a good looking alternative material that would work?
Other ideas right now include him tileing half way up the walls (lots of labor and still pretty expensive) or possible a formica material kind of like counter tops, but who knows if that will stain from exhaust 'crap'. Plus he want's to keep the place looking like a muscle car stable, not a resturaunt bathroom.
Ideas?
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