One wall stone/grey. 3 walls brown/wood. Ceiling white,sheet rock. Floor grey/cement with oil stains.
One wall stone/grey. 3 walls brown/wood. Ceiling white,sheet rock. Floor grey/cement with oil stains.
Insulation yellow with hints of General Tso orange.
Golden Mushroom. Sounds nice, doesn't it?
We had a couple gallons left over from painting elsewhere, so I am using it in the garage. On the studded walls, the bottom half is painted plywood and the top half is pegboard. The trim is white. Of course, I've only completed my wife's bay. She wanted it prettied up. That is worth it so that she doesn't complain about me hogging the other 70% of the garage.
White board material, like the kind you use in a classroom. Reflective, bright white, super cheap, quick to install, and doubles as a writing surface when you've got big plans. I put mine up with (exposed) drywall screws so they're easy to remove and reinstall as required. I've also used peg board in a couple of spots instead, not quite as bright but handy.
Bryce
In reply to Nashco:
That sounds like a good Idea. Where should I look for it and is tete a brand name is should ask for?
Mine is studs with brown paper backed insulation between them.
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