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CLEANING & PREPPING The New Shop! (Patreon)

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2021-12-10 19:36:09
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Today we spend some time cleaning and prepping the new shop for epoxy!

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DEEP CLEANING a 23 Year Old Mechanic Shop (Extremely Satisfying)

Save 40% or more on your SimpliSafe security system during their holiday sale! Visit https://SimpliSafe.com/gingium to learn more! Today we begin the remodeling process on the new shop! We start by removing all the old equipment and cleaning the floors. Then we attempt to pressure wash the floors to get it ready for epoxy. After that fails, we rent a concrete grinder and grind the floor! Patreon ► https://www.patreon.com/Gingium OTHER VIDS!! Drift Truck ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7BojX1-9l4&t=16s Adventure Bus ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BpxCrdKUV8 Rally Miata ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97qD1KKVsi4&t= BE MY FRIEND!!!! Follow me on Twitter ► https://twitter.com/_Gingium_ Follow me on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/gingium/ AWESOME Welders & Supplies ► https://www.usaweld.com/?Click=67190

Comments

Keith Dosik

He gives us a new podcast and drops this behemoth? I love this man

Daniel Haugen

I'm thinking "G-rage" as a name for the shop. Because Gingium, Garage and also... Rage?

Gingium

I like that as well 😂

Wyatt Steele

We love 20+ minute gingy vids <3

Dakota Carlton

We’re your able to make some kind of rent agreement with the landlord for so many improvements?

Ryan Richardson

not sure on shop name but so freaking excited for you brother. GREAT STUFF love the effort you and Audrey are doing. SO FLIPPIN PUMPED

Matt Cayton

“Bald boi garage” “ginger’s garage” “ Ging Emporium” very satisfying video thank you!!

Luis Lynch-Maldonado

As much as i know this sucked for you... this was very therapeutic to watch!

Wilden Nord

Bro, I can relate so hard to this video. This stuff takes so much longer than you anticipated, but you learn a ton… keep it up, it’s well worth it!

Luuk Listing

I admire your perseverance. It's a shit ton of work. But the difference is huge. Gingium's Cave of Cars is turning out pretty nice.

Jonah Lee

Ginguim be like a mad scientist making these cars and shops come to life fr fr

chris bange

clean space, clean mind. I'm so proud of you man! This video genuinely made me so happy for you.

Andrew Becker

Bruh Shopium! Love the longer format btw. But idk if it's worth the wait.

Roel Lassauw

That took a lot of elbow grease. I can almost feel you pain. It's just like you said. If you don't do it now you will never do it. When it's all finished you are going to appreciate all the work you put in the floor everytime you come into your shop. Enjoy! I also like the names G-rage and Garagium.

Greg Rhyne

I love Garagium! That Hummer was there a lot too...you get it recently or what lol. SO much work went into this video and it shows man. Prep is everything with this type of stuff. AMAZING editing also. Love how you made it look like you weren’t even taking steps while grinding. Keep it up bro

Mikey Gaumann

Ridgid tools are honestly hot garbage. I vowed years ago never to buy another Ridgid tool ever again. Got bit too many times.

Zack Swartz

Hope I’m not too late in you seeing this but do the epoxy with doors closed! Bugs especially moths like to land in it. I rock solid in my garage going on 4 years ago. Grinding was the right way to go. It’s held up great. The sun does yellow it after a year so opened doors allowing sun will cause that.

Derek Garrison

Dude, it's not even my shop and im excited watching the videos!

Red Squirrel

Did not realize they were that bad but yeah that was epic failure for that vacuum and I would definitely not touch them at all at this point. Even if the vacuum was being "abused" for vacuuming that fine dust it should not have failed that way. Whole point of shop vacs is to deal with stuff like that lol. I have an actual Shop Vac brand shop vac and it's been good so far and I've put it through it's paces. Concrete dust, drywall dust, wood dust etc.