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I'm hoping to paint my brother's '88 Celica over winter break, but the problem is that my garage that I'd paint the car in is very cold. It's not insulated and is composed of concrete walls and a concrete floor with a wooden framed roof. For the most part, the garage is enclosed, although the garage door doesn't seal completely near the top. And the garage is a two-car garage, shown below.
Basically, I'm trying to find a good, efficient way to heat the garage for a day so that I can spray the car. It needs to be fairly inexpensive too, because I'm broke. ![]() Anyone have any ideas?
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QUOTE(Pali_playa @ Dec 7, 2004 - 10:12 PM) Presto Heat Dish, 2 of those and ull be done [right][snapback]218337[/snapback][/right] definitly, u can get them anywere i saw them on sale at costco i walked passed the demo and i thought i was infront of a fire. hek one of those and like 30 minutes would be fine. -------------------- ![]() All I have in this world is my Balls and my Word and I'm not breaking em for no one,- Tony Montana Team 6gc 2005 |
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