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Dude, Grinding that whole garage was a feat on its own… let alone to record it and fill in the cracks, I’m surprised that you were able to do it, and make great content while doing it. Keep it up, excited to see you fix the head gasket on your eclipse!
I am constantly amazed at how hard you work, this is a HUGE job and not a lot of fun. Consider doing the epoxy coating with grit so the floor has some grip, that's been nice on the garages we have done. Not sure if that's an add-on product or you'd need to exchange for a different one. The owner must be stoked, you're increasing the value of their property a lot doing all this. Could you ask if they want to contribute a little to the cost? The worst they can do is say no.
@@_Gingium_ you will for sure! Crawling around on clean epoxy flooring is so much nicer than the greasy, dusty, patchy floor that was there before 🤢. Lighting is gonna be better too like you mentioned! Keeping your cars and workplace clean is gonna be way easier. Ahhh I'm so stoked that you're redoing the flooring. This channel is gonna be transformed with a nice shop!
This is the first video of yours I have ever seen. I 10000000% admire you for doing ALL this prep work to make sure the floor is properly prepared.. 99% of the people in this world would NOT do this. THIS is why you are a success on YT and as a business owner.. Keep up the great work!
For other people cleaning an area like this, don’t use the pressure washer wand, use a floor cleaner attachment. Infinitely easier, cleaner and more effective. He’s right to grind before epoxy anyways though.
When I did pressure washing as a pro, we used a few different surfacers and two of them had vacuum ports so we could hook up our recovery machines. Our units were 3500 psi at 5 gallons per minute and we ran the water at 200 degrees f. and used a degreasing soap that was custom mixed for us. The dirtiest two jobs I worked on were an auto shop where engines were torn down and rebuilt and a sharpening shop. On the sharpening shop we washed from the ceiling down. Much of our work was for restaurants and our more iconic locations were LA Staples Center, Dodger Stadium, and the Nokia Theater. Kitchen tile and equipment can be very dirty. Dodger stadium thought the kitchen tile grout was black. It was really gray, but the chemicals, heat, and surfacer cleaned it up. That was work I did when our washing crews needed more help, but I was also a pro painter among other trades (all at the same time), so I agree that grinding the old epoxy was best.
this is a job people pay a LOT of money to have done. you increased the value of this property by a lot, and i really hope the landlord gives you a discount for it. so happy you got a new place, your content is already improving lol
I think sometimes us viewers forget how much work goes into getting setup for videos and just the overall process of making videos. Videos like this make me appreciate your hard work even more. I couldn’t imagine myself doing this for that long. You’ve come a long way Gingium, we’re all so proud of you! Been a fan of your work for a long time and it will stay that way. I continue to tell my friends about your videos because I find them so entertaining! Thanks for everything you do man! Keep up the great work! Can’t wait to see what’s to come with the shop
I'm so glad you did spend the time and effort on this floor. Just like you say, it's going to make working there so much more enjoyable! For something you're going to see and work on everyday, it's definitely worth it! Glad everything is coming together! So excited to see the new shop fully redone!
Well Caleb. You finally getting a shop kicked my ass in gear to get my storefront up and running, so thanks you lol. It's looking great, can't wait to see the final product.
For anyone reading the comments, a Cyclone Dust Separator is a good alternative to the bags to keep your vacuum filters clean. I used one when I ground my concrete floors, admittedly with a 4" hand grinder, and my filter never clogged up.
It’s the effort and determination to clean a den actually clean the place counts. You worked hard to keep a place clean and you worked even harder to keep it clean. Good job
This was your best video in nearly a year. I'm going to remember it being a highlight for me like starting up the Volvo, driving the 2UZ pickup for the first time, and when you started doing work on making the AWD Miata. I know this video was not as technical as all those other car videos.. but thought it was great because you put a super human effort into undoing 17 years worth of neglect. your going to take this shop back 17 years in time if not longer by the time your done doing this... and that on its own is just if not more amazing. Also Kitties!
loving the shop! only thing that has me on edge is that lift that is right next to the beam and im afraid if some one isn't careful they may squish a hood or roof on it.
This is one of the best examples of how much work it actually is to prep a floor for a proper epoxy coat I've ever seen. Don't discount the work you're putting in.
You're a huge inspiration Caleb! So much hard work put in! Not only in the workshop but also the things we don't see. Editing and planning takes time and effort. Thank you for bringing us content, can't wait to see you start wrenching in your new shop! :)
real time, as a "professional nerd" i highly appreciate the 2160p video. also i know its too late but regular car bondo works for filling the holes in the floor. they use it on the tract surface at either Daytona or Talladega cant recall which, to repair track damage during races.
I helped my brother clean a shop many years ago. It wasn't as big but maybe a little dirtier. We had to use muratic acid to knock the grease down. You're definitely going to appreciate all this work when you're crawling on that floor working.
Man, I’ve been watching sense you worked in the drive way of your parents house. I’m so happy for how far you have come and to hear the pure determination in your voice at the end of this video. You’ve done fantastic things already, and proven you don’t need the best of the best to make amazing things. I can’t wait to see where the future takes you! But remember to give yourself a little break for the holidays :)
As someone who deals with industrial, commercial, and residential concrete grinding, coating and polishing daily, you saved yourself MAJOR headaches by grinding. Love the effort 👍
I understand it's nice to have a clean work space. I understand it's nice to have new paint and all as well. Specially for your videos. But why? If you don't own the shop, why waste your money and time? But hey, whatever. You just do you, and keep making videos. Can't wait to hear about the next build. Good luck in the new shop!
Cleaning oil spills on smooth epoxy flooring is sooooo much easier. Also sweeping up is easier. Also it seals the concrete so you're not constantly making dust. Nice flooring is super important in a shop imo. Well worth it
I know deadlines are good but to be honest we all just wanna watch your day even if that means 3 more cleaning videos ☺️ Be good to yourself and Audrey .... onwards and upwards
Great work Caleb! Shop transformation looks great so far. Bummer that you had so many issues with your shopvacs, but Ridgid offers a lifetime warranty on them! So hopefully you can get them warrantied and replaced.
Trust come caleb! Take your time. We love to see these shop renovation videos, but the quality and time you put into this shop now will reward you down the line. Take this time to do everything how you envisioned!
yo, shout out audrey. its one thing to be motivated and slightly insane and believe in yourself and clean a garage youre renting on your own and know in your heart you can do it, but to be the friend and supporter of that crazy person is a hard task. you seem to be the rock of gingium and as a human who supports him, i support you. thanks for everything you do that we dont see!! shop looks amazing and i cant wait for the future!
Bro it feels like I’ve been watching a rocky movie for the past couple months. The determination and will powers you’ve been showing recently is incredible.
Let's go man I couldn't be more proud of you, this is the start of something great and it almost brings me to tears seeing your energy change because things are finally looking up, also the I'd call the shop name the soul of ginge, and don't feel bad clickbaiting a bit, it's part of the game aslong as you're not completely lying lol,
Your going about it the right way man, don't half ass it. You will look back at these videos after its all looking nice and be so satisfied that you took the time. A clean shop and comfortable and looking the way you want does make all the difference. No regrets! 👍 you're killing it man. I'm looking forward to seeing it all finished and your working on your first project in their..
I did the RockSolid Polycuramide 2-part finish in my 2 1/2 car garage before we moved in. It took me 4 days to empty it out, clean the floor, degrease the floor, patch it, grind it, scrub it, degrease and wash it over and over and then about 1/2 day to put the finish down. The problem (at least for me) with those kits is that the color doesn't match 100% from one bag to the next - I figured it was mainly from mixing, but it could have been a difference from batch to batch from the manufacturer. Renting that concrete grinder was a great idea - that stuff would have never adhered very well with all that embedded grease and grime. Even the smallest amount of oil or grease causes the finish to thin and bubble and dissipate. Beautiful job! All that hard work was totally worth it. And, YOU ARE TOTALLY CORRECT about having a nice place to work improves your attitude, drive, and productivity. It makes a HUGE difference. When I build my shop, I'm gonna have the pros do it - they can mix it in big quantities - I checked out a local group - and I've seen them use 10 gallon buckets to mix -and they have a big crew so it goes faster.
>underestimating the amount of cleaning your place really needs Ooooh yeah, I do it all the time. On the bright side, you have a shop. And the good hard work will pay for itself with the amount of content. lol Glad to see things working out for you, man. This is one of my favorite car channels. Keep it up.
When you're going to be working in the same place a long time then your mental health is super important. Being comfortable in the place you're at all day is worth the work you're doing now. I'm excited to see the end result.
Spent a summer long ago working for a "gourmet garage" remodeler. Put lots of epoxy down on concrete. They had GIANT floor grinder with giant vacuums. The only downside was they were even harder to get into corners and next to walls, so, there was more hands and knees with a hand grinder. No need to etch when you grind it like that. Just go over it a bunch with a good vacuum.
Don’t loose face man, you worked hard harder than we know. But, you know you made the right decision to put the effort in now. Good on you. Life lesson learned, the budget always blows.
I went through all of this for a single car garage - it took a ton of time, way more than i thought, but it was so worth it, I love working in it now! Keep at it, it'll be worth it
Use the girders across the middle for a mezzanine! Definitely be a good storage area, maybe even a office. The middle part looks tall enough to walk around in
Totally impressive display of hard work. This is part of why I follow your channel. You always go the extra mile to do it right as much as you can. You will be so proud of this shop once it is completed. "The Fab Shop" is my contribution to the name request.
Hey mate well done. I’ve done a lot of grinding myself in a remodel 80m2 on my hands and knees. Tip: if you don’t want your vacuums to die, use a bucket in between the grinder and vac and add a dust collector to it. It’ll grab all the heavy material and won’t kill your vacuum.
not gonna lie, i love car repair and upgrade videos, but i'm an absolute sucker for renovation and optimisation of shop spaces, so yeah, can't wait for more lol
Hey just a lil word of wisdom. All RIDGID vacs have a lifetime warrenty. Ive warrentied some that looked like yours with the same issuse and got a new one just in case you still have a hold of them.
SERIOUSLY INSANE how much work ur putting into this new shop! I think you said your leasing it which is insane ur doing all this work! Seriously one of the few self made hard working RUclips creators on this platform!! Keep up the great work man!!!
Not sure if you saw my comment on the last vid and took it on board, but in case you did, thanks bud. I love your content and I'm glad to see you're evolving
Been down that road more than a few times. Another 25 years and 15 shop moves you will call a steam clean professional. Good of you to clean that stuff out of the drainage so it doesn't wind up in my fishing hole. Good luck hang in there it gets better.
it's a lot of work but man it's such a huge change and I for one highly appreciate the time, work and effort you put into your shop just like you do your cars. Keep the transformation coming!
Respect for your prep work. It's hard AF, and you care so it's even more important to you. You're setting a good example, keep up the work and the content, we all appreciate it.
IMO it's worth doing all this work to have a nice floor because you're constantly touching it, unlike the walls or the cieling. I'm sure this will be an excellent shop!
I don’t understand the lift in the back of the shop cause it can’t go up that high consider the beam is right above it. Great work! Excited to see more great content!
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Caleb you should name your garage. "Blood sweat and tears factory"😭👨🏼🔧🚘
Gingium, then u have gamium, then u can have Shopium
You Should Name Your Shop Gingium Customs or Gingium Restoration & Customs or Just “The Gingium”
Dude,
Grinding that whole garage was a feat on its own… let alone to record it and fill in the cracks, I’m surprised that you were able to do it, and make great content while doing it. Keep it up, excited to see you fix the head gasket on your eclipse!
More than just a new headgasket in store for the Eclipse ;)
Let's take a moment to appreciate Audrey. She's a keeper, Caleb!
Congrats on the new shop, keep grinding! (both figuratively and literally lol)
no more grinding please (just literally lol)
As soon as Gingium started grinding the grinding the floor I saw the potential in this shop. It’s gonna be amazing if he get it looking nice and pro
he will get it nice, no need for ifs or buts
He should have done that from thw beginning instead of trying to wash all the dirt off
@@joewontwice Yeah I should've. Would've saved me so much more time!
He been grinding for a nice shop. So now he gets to actually do it for once. 😆💯
@@_Gingium_ the potential that this garage holds alone is epic! Are you leasing it or renting the garage ?
Well that settles it, I'm hiring someone to do this. And mines not even that bad!
An surface cleaner attachment for the pressure washer woulda made cleaning the floor about 100x easier and faster
I am constantly amazed at how hard you work, this is a HUGE job and not a lot of fun. Consider doing the epoxy coating with grit so the floor has some grip, that's been nice on the garages we have done. Not sure if that's an add-on product or you'd need to exchange for a different one. The owner must be stoked, you're increasing the value of their property a lot doing all this. Could you ask if they want to contribute a little to the cost? The worst they can do is say no.
They’re helping out in other ways thankfully! But we’re going to get our value out of all these improvements by the time the lease is up.
I like your profile pic
@@_Gingium_ you will for sure! Crawling around on clean epoxy flooring is so much nicer than the greasy, dusty, patchy floor that was there before 🤢. Lighting is gonna be better too like you mentioned! Keeping your cars and workplace clean is gonna be way easier. Ahhh I'm so stoked that you're redoing the flooring. This channel is gonna be transformed with a nice shop!
@@jake_bytheocean gonna be a million times easier if he drops a bolt or washer as well, though that might just be workshop trauma of my own speaking 😂
This is the first video of yours I have ever seen. I 10000000% admire you for doing ALL this prep work to make sure the floor is properly prepared.. 99% of the people in this world would NOT do this. THIS is why you are a success on YT and as a business owner.. Keep up the great work!
For other people cleaning an area like this, don’t use the pressure washer wand, use a floor cleaner attachment. Infinitely easier, cleaner and more effective.
He’s right to grind before epoxy anyways though.
Yeah the pressure washer surface cleaner is better for floors and and driveways
Ya I was waiting for the floor cleaning attachment
When I did pressure washing as a pro, we used a few different surfacers and two of them had vacuum ports so we could hook up our recovery machines. Our units were 3500 psi at 5 gallons per minute and we ran the water at 200 degrees f. and used a degreasing soap that was custom mixed for us. The dirtiest two jobs I worked on were an auto shop where engines were torn down and rebuilt and a sharpening shop. On the sharpening shop we washed from the ceiling down. Much of our work was for restaurants and our more iconic locations were LA Staples Center, Dodger Stadium, and the Nokia Theater. Kitchen tile and equipment can be very dirty. Dodger stadium thought the kitchen tile grout was black. It was really gray, but the chemicals, heat, and surfacer cleaned it up. That was work I did when our washing crews needed more help, but I was also a pro painter among other trades (all at the same time), so I agree that grinding the old epoxy was best.
this is a job people pay a LOT of money to have done.
you increased the value of this property by a lot, and i really hope the landlord gives you a discount for it.
so happy you got a new place, your content is already improving lol
Even when it's just grinded it looks really good.
Yeah! I could’ve gotten away with just grinding and sealing the concrete. We didn’t even need epoxy 😂
“Prep is the most important part” also buys so many things throught the video due to lack of prep...
1:22
His hand slapping is synced with the light coming back on in the background lol
We live in the matrix
I’ve been waiting months for this, so happy for you man!
Me tooooo!
I think sometimes us viewers forget how much work goes into getting setup for videos and just the overall process of making videos. Videos like this make me appreciate your hard work even more. I couldn’t imagine myself doing this for that long. You’ve come a long way Gingium, we’re all so proud of you! Been a fan of your work for a long time and it will stay that way. I continue to tell my friends about your videos because I find them so entertaining! Thanks for everything you do man! Keep up the great work! Can’t wait to see what’s to come with the shop
I'm so glad you did spend the time and effort on this floor. Just like you say, it's going to make working there so much more enjoyable! For something you're going to see and work on everyday, it's definitely worth it! Glad everything is coming together! So excited to see the new shop fully redone!
Exactly! I’m excited for the motivation I’m going to have once this place is done!
Thank you for showing everyone wrong and right way to do it and why we charge what we charge
For an epoxy floor
Well Caleb. You finally getting a shop kicked my ass in gear to get my storefront up and running, so thanks you lol. It's looking great, can't wait to see the final product.
Glad I could help lol
For anyone reading the comments, a Cyclone Dust Separator is a good alternative to the bags to keep your vacuum filters clean. I used one when I ground my concrete floors, admittedly with a 4" hand grinder, and my filter never clogged up.
Was about to post this but figured I check to see if anyone else recommended it first.
I was thinking the same thing as soon as I saw him hook up the vacuum.
Wow! that's a difference, it looks amazing already. Great job Caleb!
Thank you!
It’s the effort and determination to clean a den actually clean the place counts. You worked hard to keep a place clean and you worked even harder to keep it clean. Good job
Your determination is INSANE it’ll be worth it can’t wait to see it finished!
Thank YOU!
Let's all take time to appreciate 3:29 and the abuse the vacuum is taking. All the sucking and dealing with all that filthy nasty stuff! Real trooper!
Agree. Thank you, vacuum.
Honestly this video was more satisfying to watch than a car build. It was waited so much and to see transformation is amazing
This was your best video in nearly a year. I'm going to remember it being a highlight for me like starting up the Volvo, driving the 2UZ pickup for the first time, and when you started doing work on making the AWD Miata. I know this video was not as technical as all those other car videos.. but thought it was great because you put a super human effort into undoing 17 years worth of neglect. your going to take this shop back 17 years in time if not longer by the time your done doing this... and that on its own is just if not more amazing.
Also Kitties!
loving the shop! only thing that has me on edge is that lift that is right next to the beam and im afraid if some one isn't careful they may squish a hood or roof on it.
Yeah its dumb placement. But that's why that's the "fab" lift. Shouldn't really need to raise it that high ever besides for exhausts and such.
@@_Gingium_ get a computer chair and you're set. Most comfy setup for exhaust work on a lift
I feel like this is the biggest transformation I’ve ever seen and it’s not even done yet! Unreal!
This is one of the best examples of how much work it actually is to prep a floor for a proper epoxy coat I've ever seen.
Don't discount the work you're putting in.
Jeez bud
Really good on the prep, but with the right floor grinder, and the right vacuum, you could have ground that whole thing in less than 8 hours.
You're a huge inspiration Caleb!
So much hard work put in! Not only in the workshop but also the things we don't see.
Editing and planning takes time and effort.
Thank you for bringing us content, can't wait to see you start wrenching in your new shop! :)
real time, as a "professional nerd" i highly appreciate the 2160p video. also i know its too late but regular car bondo works for filling the holes in the floor. they use it on the tract surface at either Daytona or Talladega cant recall which, to repair track damage during races.
GingiHaus is coming along nicely. Getting the floor grinder was the right choice for sure
Gingium I just wanna say your awesome and that this shop is gonna be so cool. The amount of work your putting in is amazing and its inspiring
Heck yeah! Thank you sir!
@@_Gingium_ made my day that you replied thanks for always being a inspiration
Satisfying is the definition of understatement of the year. I was not expecting the floor to look like almost brand damn new lol
man this must feel so good! reminds me of when I bought my first house. clean slate to do as I want, hard to beat that feeling
I helped my brother clean a shop many years ago. It wasn't as big but maybe a little dirtier. We had to use muratic acid to knock the grease down. You're definitely going to appreciate all this work when you're crawling on that floor working.
Man, I’ve been watching sense you worked in the drive way of your parents house. I’m so happy for how far you have come and to hear the pure determination in your voice at the end of this video. You’ve done fantastic things already, and proven you don’t need the best of the best to make amazing things. I can’t wait to see where the future takes you! But remember to give yourself a little break for the holidays :)
As someone who deals with industrial, commercial, and residential concrete grinding, coating and polishing daily, you saved yourself MAJOR headaches by grinding. Love the effort 👍
So happy for you brother. Really looking forward to all the upcoming shenanigans and builds!
House of Ginge, Ginge HQ, Casa Gingio. I'm out of ideas, hahaha. Tons of work man! Can't wait to see it finished.
Satisfying indeed. Grats brotha
It must be insanely satisfying to see the color change on that floor after all that work.
I understand it's nice to have a clean work space. I understand it's nice to have new paint and all as well. Specially for your videos. But why? If you don't own the shop, why waste your money and time? But hey, whatever. You just do you, and keep making videos. Can't wait to hear about the next build. Good luck in the new shop!
It's a tax write off, so in the bigger scheme of things it makes financial sense
Cleaning oil spills on smooth epoxy flooring is sooooo much easier. Also sweeping up is easier. Also it seals the concrete so you're not constantly making dust. Nice flooring is super important in a shop imo. Well worth it
The content hes making is gonna be that much better soo he is winning in the long term
@@MichaelBallardwormy this makes sense if true
He's gonna be a lot happier in a place that's nice and clean
You have the patient of a Saint. It's inspiring lol; you'll be happy you put the effort into the prep when it's all done. Good luck.
I know deadlines are good but to be honest we all just wanna watch your day even if that means 3 more cleaning videos ☺️ Be good to yourself and Audrey .... onwards and upwards
Gotta respect how even he’s not the most patient guy he’s is persevering with every single task he does
I really appreciate how much effort you're putting into this. The shop will be amazing when it's done!
by far, one of the most satisfying portions of this video is the floor being grinded "clean"....love it!
Great work Caleb! Shop transformation looks great so far.
Bummer that you had so many issues with your shopvacs, but Ridgid offers a lifetime warranty on them! So hopefully you can get them warrantied and replaced.
For what it's worth, I'm really enjoying the videos even if they're not car related. Take your time, make the shop badass. We aren't going anywhere
Gingium: "I'm gonna make this floor look nice again!"
The floor: "The f*ck you are."
Trust come caleb! Take your time. We love to see these shop renovation videos, but the quality and time you put into this shop now will reward you down the line. Take this time to do everything how you envisioned!
*Love it, so happy that you finally found a place, and i love the progress! Keep up the good work Caleb ♥️*
yo, shout out audrey. its one thing to be motivated and slightly insane and believe in yourself and clean a garage youre renting on your own and know in your heart you can do it, but to be the friend and supporter of that crazy person is a hard task. you seem to be the rock of gingium and as a human who supports him, i support you. thanks for everything you do that we dont see!! shop looks amazing and i cant wait for the future!
GARAGIUM
OR SHOPIUM?
Garagium is more unique, love that
@@_Gingium_ I was gonna say Shopium
@@remind1232 me too lol
I was thinking something along the lines of that as well
Bro it feels like I’ve been watching a rocky movie for the past couple months. The determination and will powers you’ve been showing recently is incredible.
1:22 perfect timing😂(Look at the light behind him)
Let's go man I couldn't be more proud of you, this is the start of something great and it almost brings me to tears seeing your energy change because things are finally looking up, also the I'd call the shop name the soul of ginge, and don't feel bad clickbaiting a bit, it's part of the game aslong as you're not completely lying lol,
Your going about it the right way man, don't half ass it. You will look back at these videos after its all looking nice and be so satisfied that you took the time. A clean shop and comfortable and looking the way you want does make all the difference. No regrets! 👍 you're killing it man. I'm looking forward to seeing it all finished and your working on your first project in their..
I did the RockSolid Polycuramide 2-part finish in my 2 1/2 car garage before we moved in. It took me 4 days to empty it out, clean the floor, degrease the floor, patch it, grind it, scrub it, degrease and wash it over and over and then about 1/2 day to put the finish down. The problem (at least for me) with those kits is that the color doesn't match 100% from one bag to the next - I figured it was mainly from mixing, but it could have been a difference from batch to batch from the manufacturer.
Renting that concrete grinder was a great idea - that stuff would have never adhered very well with all that embedded grease and grime. Even the smallest amount of oil or grease causes the finish to thin and bubble and dissipate. Beautiful job! All that hard work was totally worth it.
And, YOU ARE TOTALLY CORRECT about having a nice place to work improves your attitude, drive, and productivity. It makes a HUGE difference.
When I build my shop, I'm gonna have the pros do it - they can mix it in big quantities - I checked out a local group - and I've seen them use 10 gallon buckets to mix -and they have a big crew so it goes faster.
You just deserved a few of my bucks on patreon. You better get this new shop sparkling.
>underestimating the amount of cleaning your place really needs
Ooooh yeah, I do it all the time.
On the bright side, you have a shop. And the good hard work will pay for itself with the amount of content. lol
Glad to see things working out for you, man. This is one of my favorite car channels. Keep it up.
Think it’s so dope that Audrey helps you out with your projects supports your goals … she’s a keeper
When you're going to be working in the same place a long time then your mental health is super important. Being comfortable in the place you're at all day is worth the work you're doing now. I'm excited to see the end result.
Spent a summer long ago working for a "gourmet garage" remodeler. Put lots of epoxy down on concrete. They had GIANT floor grinder with giant vacuums. The only downside was they were even harder to get into corners and next to walls, so, there was more hands and knees with a hand grinder. No need to etch when you grind it like that. Just go over it a bunch with a good vacuum.
Don’t loose face man, you worked hard harder than we know. But, you know you made the right decision to put the effort in now. Good on you. Life lesson learned, the budget always blows.
Shop name: The Pit
Great update and HUGE progress. Way to go, man!
Call your place The Gin Joint or Ginnasium. Made props for the work.
As hard as this video probably was to make, it was satisfying as HELL to watch. Props!
I went through all of this for a single car garage - it took a ton of time, way more than i thought, but it was so worth it, I love working in it now! Keep at it, it'll be worth it
Gingium loos like hes just hovering across the floor when he does the grinding.
Top shelf work dude. You should be proud of yourself for that level of commitment. You really put the work in.
Use the girders across the middle for a mezzanine! Definitely be a good storage area, maybe even a office. The middle part looks tall enough to walk around in
Totally impressive display of hard work. This is part of why I follow your channel. You always go the extra mile to do it right as much as you can. You will be so proud of this shop once it is completed. "The Fab Shop" is my contribution to the name request.
as someone who used to refinish hardwood floors professionally, I completely relate to that back pain. man that sucks!
Hey mate well done. I’ve done a lot of grinding myself in a remodel 80m2 on my hands and knees. Tip: if you don’t want your vacuums to die, use a bucket in between the grinder and vac and add a dust collector to it. It’ll grab all the heavy material and won’t kill your vacuum.
So glad you filled the rest of the cracks, you woudl have regretted that everytime you rolled something over them. Awesome work as always!
I love how hunter is just sits while gingium is doing the work XD
This looks so frustrating to have to do all this prep but I'm sure it'll be worth it. Gingium props to you man for sticking to it and doing it right!
Omg. That floor grinder was sooooooooo satisfying.
This dude appreciates everything he owns and takes good care of it makes me enjoy the videos way more
Nice job. 👍 I cannot believe how many people love watching deep cleaning / before and after videos. Gingium channel is back!
I own a pressure washing business and what you need is a surface cleaners attachment. It’ll make cleaning then concrete floors a-lot more easier
Short term pain for long term gain
You'll be churning out builds in no time. Keep it up dude
not gonna lie, i love car repair and upgrade videos, but i'm an absolute sucker for renovation and optimisation of shop spaces, so yeah, can't wait for more lol
A ton of work but it looks amazingly better! I can't wait to see the finished product!
looks like you got so much done! grinding all that concrete within a day is insane.
Hey just a lil word of wisdom. All RIDGID vacs have a lifetime warrenty. Ive warrentied some that looked like yours with the same issuse and got a new one just in case you still have a hold of them.
SERIOUSLY INSANE how much work ur putting into this new shop! I think you said your leasing it which is insane ur doing all this work! Seriously one of the few self made hard working RUclips creators on this platform!! Keep up the great work man!!!
Miata Mansion, an ode to the roots of this channel 🔥
Not sure if you saw my comment on the last vid and took it on board, but in case you did, thanks bud. I love your content and I'm glad to see you're evolving
that’s dedication bro, this is why i love this channel, there’s so much pride in working hard
you should paint those metal beams either black or grey, I think that would look dope. congrats on the shop!
Been down that road more than a few times. Another 25 years and 15 shop moves you will call a steam clean professional. Good of you to clean that stuff out of the drainage so it doesn't wind up in my fishing hole. Good luck hang in there it gets better.
Mx garage, I mean the miata is why I came to this channel in the first place a few years back, same with the scooby, good to see you’ve come far man
it's a lot of work but man it's such a huge change and I for one highly appreciate the time, work and effort you put into your shop just like you do your cars. Keep the transformation coming!
Just want to say congrats again! You deserve it, brother!
Respect for your prep work. It's hard AF, and you care so it's even more important to you. You're setting a good example, keep up the work and the content, we all appreciate it.
IMO it's worth doing all this work to have a nice floor because you're constantly touching it, unlike the walls or the cieling. I'm sure this will be an excellent shop!
Dude, you won’t regret all this work once it’s done and looks great.
I don’t understand the lift in the back of the shop cause it can’t go up that high consider the beam is right above it. Great work! Excited to see more great content!
Insane dedication to the shop. Going to be soooo worth it.