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Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Dick - How did the in floor heat work out??
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Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Nice shop! A little of subject but what is the floor covered with? Paint,epoxy??
Thanks Chris |
Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Tinkerer,
I forgot to mention.. PEOPLE.. Steve is the BEST, I repeat, the BEST Boiler man in West Mich.. Thanks to him I was able to put together a radiant heating system that I just Love. I would rather be in the shop than the house.. IF anyone needs heating repair, get in touch with Tinkerer.. he is the best, and a straight up guy to work with!! Thank You Steve.. for all of your help and guidance on this.. I owe you!! Table, Thank you for the compliment.. the floor is covered with Epoxy primer and Urathane top coats, one color and then a clear. It didnt come out perfect, but it is easy to clean up and looks like it is wet all the time. Thanks Dick |
Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Tinkerer, Do you sell boilers? I am looking to replace one and would like to give the business to a fellow OSO'er. Looking for a high efficiency direct vent boiler that will work in a 3600sq ft house. Currently has 175,000btu input, 3 zones and 152 ft of baseboard.
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Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Mr Gadgets nice looking shop and the floor does look wet . is it slipery?
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Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Fred,
I have moved to the shop in Rockford, cut my drive in half every day. Now 50miles from work instead of 102. I have been there since Oct.. Working out real well. We never did get to do lunch. I always did breakfast at Waverly or Snappers.. so I was skipping lunch.. I guess it will have to be beers on the beach someday.. Rob, The floor does get slippery when it is wet. I keep a towel around to wipe my feet dry and it hasnt been a problem. If there is a puddle on the floor, well hang on you may go down. I may take a scratch pad to it to take the shine off someday, but for now.. I like it.. Thanks for the compliments.. it has been lot of work. I did most of it myself and help from friends. Dick |
Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
LEE -
SORRY - I have been very busy and havn't spent much time on here. I do sell and install boilers but you are out of my service area. You say that you have a 175,000 BTU boiler now. 152 ft of baseboard at 600 BTU's per ft = 91,000 BTU's 152 ft of baseboard at 700 BTU's per ft = 106,000 BTU's If your house heats fine on the coldest days you should be able to heat it with a 125,000 BTU 84 % eff. If you really want to save $ get a Munchkin boiler. It will require a yearly check up and cleaning of the heat exchanger but some people have cut their heating bills in half with this boiler. 140,000 at 92 % eff at 180* 96% eff at 120* full modulating boiler. |
Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Dick do ya have any picks of the outside ??
I would leave it shinny also .I like it that way to :drink: Rob |
Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Rob, go to www.ucoatit.com I used their epoxy and clear on my shop floor, the stuff is tough as nails, I also made it look like granite with specs and you can through aluminum oxide out while its tacky for traction, leaves a great floor to work on...Rob
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Re: My Visit to Dick's Performance Marine:aka Mr Gadgets
Thanks .I have seen some info on them before .They look like they have a good product :drink:
Rob |
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