I've been using the sink in my garage almost daily for 15 years and the drywall behind it has been taking a beating. I decided that I needed to do something about it.
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I sanded away the loose paint and added a nice aluminum backsplash. It's the perfect size.
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Total investment for the project was $2.33 for screws, anchors and stainless fender washers, plus the cost of the aluminum. The job took about nine minutes.
It was doggie's first time helping out in the garage.
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I bought some 16 gauge stainless steel for a project that I ended up not doing. I used the SS as a back splash for the double laundry tubs in the basement. Yours is coated with some paint that looks like a sign.
Where did you find such a thing?
That's cool and a perfect fit! Looks like it was made for it. Good thinking.
Perfect. And it reminds you how you should wash your hands to keep the germs at bay ![](/media/img/icons/smilies/grin-18.png)
I really wanted one of these, but I'm not sure if any of them have been retired yet.
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I'm sure some have been "retired" though. ![](/media/img/icons/smilies/evil-18.png)
All the ones in Vermont and Massachusetts are really big and up high.![](/media/img/icons/smilies/unhappy-18.png)
Yours says "SLOW", I have a sign that says "STOP". It wouldn't work to well as a back sp1ash and I'd keep stopping from washing my hands as the sign would say.
Woody wrote:
All the ones in Vermont are really big and up high.
Northern Vermont my friend....
Have a similar looking sink, though the wallboard isn't as bad. Yet. Saving up for one of these:
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Too bad you didn't have one of these:
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more than a few times and usually after drinking I been told hey, let's get some highway signs 'for the race car'.
that is some damn good alunimun
I put up a mirror there. Helps to find the grease on the backs of the elbows, and for giving yourself a haircut.
I have a sign in my garage that says, "end of road". Not sure where it came from. I think my teen age step son may have had something to do with it. Too big for a backsplash.
you need to send a picture of your pup in the garage to Richard Hammond. It'll get him right in the feels, but in the right way, he'll appreciate it.
In reply to captdownshift:
She has lost her garage privileges, for she is a jumper. She's also about three times the size now.
mazdeuce wrote:
Ladder truck.
He even knows a guy who doesn't talk much and is a fire fighter!