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Old 05-22-2004, 06:28 PM
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Default Interior Garage Walls

It's time to remodel the interior of my garage and I can't seem to find any "paneling" that hits the mark. I really don't like drywall and T-111 doesn't seem like a great solution because it's so rough. At $30 a sheet I don't think I should have to spend time sanding. I looked at G-P "plybead" but that seems a little on the thin side. I'm now considering Hardi panel which is made out of cement.

Has anybody else done any research and come up with the "ultimate" paneling for a garage? I did a search on CC and didn't find anything. I also searched the Internet and found one guy who built the "ultimate" garage for his Ferrari ( http://www.ultimategarage.com/ugr2003a.htm ) - he used ceramic tile but that doesn't appeal to me.
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