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69ride · 05-21-2004, 10:46 AM

I went with osb. You don't have to worry about hitting a stud when hanging something. Plus it was cheaper for me to put up. As for the lighting I have Five lights in a Dice five pattern and two flouresant above my work benches at the front of the shop. A ceiling fan is going to be mounting where the middle light is to move that warm air down when the heat is on. I have 10 foot walls and the garage is 26x28 not quite as big as yours. If you do go with osb sheeting. Rent a sprayer and spray the paint on. You will be there for days trying to fill in all the cracks with a roller. Trust me I know

05-21-2004, 10:46 AM	#6
69ride All Go, No Show Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Creighton SK Posts: 286	I went with osb. You don't have to worry about hitting a stud when hanging something. Plus it was cheaper for me to put up. As for the lighting I have Five lights in a Dice five pattern and two flouresant above my work benches at the front of the shop. A ceiling fan is going to be mounting where the middle light is to move that warm air down when the heat is on. I have 10 foot walls and the garage is 26x28 not quite as big as yours. If you do go with osb sheeting. Rent a sprayer and spray the paint on. You will be there for days trying to fill in all the cracks with a roller. Trust me I know __________________ 69 LWB Rebuilt 283, aluminum intake, edelbrock carb, Mild Melling Cam, HEI.