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My wife say's I'm nut's because, after having my garage built, I painted the exterior the same color as our house, which to her was O.K. , but then I painted the interior. I started with bright red on the wall's, going up about 3 ft., then a 1ft. band of black above that, finishing off with pure white up to the rafter's. Then I painted the floor so that at each door it look's like the starting line at my local dragstrip. Bright red up the middle with a yellow border. Now you guy's let me know, AM I NUT'S?
But no more so than when *they* redecorate the bathrooms, LOL!
I think if I had to paint the garage, I would do it in some 'urban camoflage' that matched the color of my coveralls. The if I stood real still, *she* wouldn't see me!
Of course you're nuts.
Anyone in their right mind would that in the U.S. a guy paints the Outside walls of the garage <> White<>
The Inside walls are <> Blue<>
& the Floor <> Red<>
They should have taught you that in Art Class.
*grin*
There are posts here that mention the benefit of painting the whole shop bright white to help distribute light. I am not sure my eyes would take to much of that. It might remind me too much of that padded cell
Last edited by Torque1st; Mar 3, 2003 at 11:32 AM.
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