Where does your TL sleep?
11-15-2011, 01:20 PM
#44
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I have a parking space outside at work and a space at home that can be seen from my window. I never park in the street, I'll take my Element when I have to go shopping or visit someone where I have to park on the street.
11-15-2011, 07:53 PM
#47
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on the parking lot right in front of my apartment complex, its a laid back town so no worries, even sleep with the sunroof in the vent position now and then lol 
11-15-2011, 11:55 PM
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08 MDX, 04 TL (sold)
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Right now she sleeps at the body shop 
But normally she sleeps in the garage along side the MDX.
<------------ See photo in my avatar.
I'm looking forward to getting her back into her usual spot.
But normally she sleeps in the garage along side the MDX.
<------------ See photo in my avatar.
I'm looking forward to getting her back into her usual spot.
11-29-2011, 09:37 PM
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11-30-2011, 09:21 AM
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11-30-2011, 05:22 PM
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Unfortunately I have to keep it parked outside even during winter. luckily I work at a car wash that is only a couple miles away so I have an easy way to get rid of all the snow piled up on it lol
luckily I work at a car wash that is only a couple miles away so I have an easy way to get rid of all the snow piled up on it lol
12-01-2011, 09:53 PM
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^^^ holy acura family batman....
12-02-2011, 08:45 AM
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My Type-S sleeps in her cozy little 1 car garage during the night. During the day shes at my work with 200+ some odd other cars (though I am the ONLY one with a type-s) 
12-02-2011, 09:45 AM
#63
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Currently my TL sleeps in my two car garage at my townhouse. I finished the floor myself which turned out great. I also painted the walls as well. I dont have a picture of the TL-S in there, but I do have a pic of the Z06.
I am also now proud to say that starting in February my TL-S will have a new home as my wife and I are having a home built as we speak. The builder has one other home identical to the one we are having built in the same neighborhood and here is a picture. My TL cant wait for the three car garage :-)
TL-S's current bedroom:
TL-S's bedroom starting in February:
I am also now proud to say that starting in February my TL-S will have a new home as my wife and I are having a home built as we speak. The builder has one other home identical to the one we are having built in the same neighborhood and here is a picture. My TL cant wait for the three car garage :-)
TL-S's current bedroom:
TL-S's bedroom starting in February:
12-02-2011, 10:31 AM
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James....thats a gorgeous house....and damn the Z06 looks FINE !!!
12-02-2011, 11:47 PM
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This stuff does require a decent amount of time to cure and dry properly. I think it was like 24 hours before you can walk on it, then like 48 before you can put a car on it. Since I had stuff in my garage that I couldnt let sit outside over night I did the garage in two sections. I completed the one side first, let it dry then put everything on that side, then completed the other side.
Overall I am very pleased. Its been about two years since I put it on and there are no signs whatsoever of this stuff peeling up anytime soon. I use jackstands, car jacks, and all sort of stuff on this floor and it holds up very nice. Super easy to clean stuff up as well. A little slippery when wet even with the anti slip additive, but im just a little more careful if my shoes are wet. I think total cost for the epoxy and high gloss kit was like well under $200 bucks. I didnt want to spend a couple grand to have it professionally done, so this was perfect!
James
12-03-2011, 07:16 AM
#73
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Nope it was pretty easy I actually used the Rustoleum Epoxy kit for 2 car garage from Home Depot. I Also applied the Rustoleum high gloss epoxy clear coat as well since the original coating was not as glossy as I wanted. So its basically 2 coats of epoxy first the actual epoxy kit, then the high gloss clear. Its pretty much as easy as painting walls, however its all in the prep work. I was lucky because my house was only 2 years old at the time I did that floor so the concrete slab was in excellent condition. Your house looks relatively new so you should be ok you just have to make sure its cleaned very well with the concrete etching kit that comes with it. If your slab is in good condition with no cracks or pits, the cleaning process is as easy as rinsing off the floor with water, then applying the concrete etch solution, then scrubbing, then rinse. Let completely dry then start the epoxy process.
This stuff does require a decent amount of time to cure and dry properly. I think it was like 24 hours before you can walk on it, then like 48 before you can put a car on it. Since I had stuff in my garage that I couldnt let sit outside over night I did the garage in two sections. I completed the one side first, let it dry then put everything on that side, then completed the other side.
Overall I am very pleased. Its been about two years since I put it on and there are no signs whatsoever of this stuff peeling up anytime soon. I use jackstands, car jacks, and all sort of stuff on this floor and it holds up very nice. Super easy to clean stuff up as well. A little slippery when wet even with the anti slip additive, but im just a little more careful if my shoes are wet. I think total cost for the epoxy and high gloss kit was like well under $200 bucks. I didnt want to spend a couple grand to have it professionally done, so this was perfect!
James
This stuff does require a decent amount of time to cure and dry properly. I think it was like 24 hours before you can walk on it, then like 48 before you can put a car on it. Since I had stuff in my garage that I couldnt let sit outside over night I did the garage in two sections. I completed the one side first, let it dry then put everything on that side, then completed the other side.
Overall I am very pleased. Its been about two years since I put it on and there are no signs whatsoever of this stuff peeling up anytime soon. I use jackstands, car jacks, and all sort of stuff on this floor and it holds up very nice. Super easy to clean stuff up as well. A little slippery when wet even with the anti slip additive, but im just a little more careful if my shoes are wet. I think total cost for the epoxy and high gloss kit was like well under $200 bucks. I didnt want to spend a couple grand to have it professionally done, so this was perfect!
James
12-08-2011, 07:07 PM
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Outside...even during the brutal winter and hot summer, parent's car are "higher" priority than mine hahah.
I'm just thankful that I live in a quiet small town so nothing bad has happened.
hahah.I'm just thankful that I live in a quiet small town so nothing bad has happened.