Bartop Epoxy
Well, I chickened out and used polyurethane instead...1) Being a basement with zero ventilation I was concerned with the fumes.2) I did some resear...
Well, I chickened out and used polyurethane instead...1) Being a basement with zero ventilation I was concerned with the fumes.2) I did some resear...
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ViewsSUCCESS!!!The lacquer thinner and steel wool (with a little elbow grease) did the trick. The "halos" disappeared and I was left with nice edges whe...
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ViewsThanks for the reply Workenstiff. I guess I should have been more specific...This is a bar top that I am working on. The top itself is oak (veneer)...
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ViewsCan someone tell me the best way to remove quite a bit of wood filler? I am talking about a lot more than just a few nail holes. I want to remove a...
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ViewsI used the 2 1/2 inch nails in my power gun. Going through a 2x4 leaves about 1 inch penetration into the concrete. My pad is about 3 inches thick....
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ViewsUse pressure treated for the base plate. Once you have framed the walls, staple 4 mil plastic to the back of the wall. Then stand it up right again...
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ViewsI am building a bar in my finished basement. I would like to put parquet wood tiles down for the top of it.Most of the parquet flooring that I have...
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ViewsI just put a Pergo laminate floor down in my (soon to be) finished basement. It also had the underlayment attached. What a great way to go - it ma...
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ViewsI just put a Pergo laminate floor down in my finished basement two weeks ago. So far - it has been excellent. I have just started building the bar ...
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ViewsHello all, I could use some advice.I am making an oak bar for my finished basement. My original plan was to use more oak plywood for the top.Someon...
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ViewsHello basement bar owners.I am in the process of building an oak bar in my finished basement. It will be of a raised panel design on the front and ...
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ViewsThanks Lawrence. I found a local place that sells it.Does anyone here have any experience with this stuff? Is it better/easier/more durable than 3 ...
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ViewsI am building an oak bar in my basement. Someone suggested that I use a product called "Bartop Epoxy" on it instead of polyurethane.I checked my lo...
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ViewsI am building an oak bar in my basement. Someone suggested that I use a product called "Bartop Epoxy" on it instead of polyurethane.I checked my lo...
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ViewsI posted this on the basement board too.Hello,I am starting to finish off half of my basement and was wondering the best way to heat it???I use bas...
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ViewsHello,I am starting to finish off half of my basement and was wondering the best way to heat it???I use baseboard forced hot water in the upstairs....
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