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Location: Phoenix, Arizona
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Getting out of the dirt
Well I have been working in this dirt floor shop for some two +yrs. and about 3 months ago I found some interlocking flooring (it was almost on the way to the dump) that I thought might work in the shop for a floor.(at present can't pour concret tore my meniscus in my knee) So for the time being this will do.
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go cyclones
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Ames, IA
Posts: 1,885
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Re: Getting out of the dirt
Cool did you prep the dirt at all? Or was it
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Location: Phoenix, Arizona
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Re: Getting out of the dirt
I just did a quick level job and to keep the critters down I did a real heavy bug spray making sure it soaked into the ground. I guess if I wanted to get real serious about it I could seal all the seams and edges, but then I would have to destroy it to get it out. Looks good, stays cleaner than that dirt floor and is easy on parts (if you happen to drop them) also soft to walk on!
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