Fig.1 Tools required |
Supplies and Tools:
Cordless drill driver 12 volt and 18 volt
Brooms floor soft and hard bristle
Dust masks (purchase a package)
Paint brush 2-inch
Paint frame extender 6-feet
Paint frame 9-inch
Paint tray plastic
Paint roller cover
Paint tarps
Phillips tip
Sheet rock coarse screws
Semi-gloss white paint 5 gallons
Tarp blue 12 by 12 feet
Rue Phon hired my repair service to clean up his three-car garage.It had been invaded by domesticated research rats used in scientific photography. He owned a beautiful home overlooking Azusa Hills, California. In this post my partner Carl will be helping me solve and work out the details of the job.
This post shows the sixteen steps of removing and replacing the garage cabinets, vacuuming the garage walls, cleaning and painting the walls and cabinets and restoring order to the garage.
Step 1: Above right fig.1 shows on a blue tarp the tools needed to repair these damages.
Note: No harm was done to the domesticated rats, because they were moved to a pet center for adoption.
Step 2: Fig 2 shows Carl starting to remove the cabinets from the garage side wall.
Fig.2 Carl removing the upper cabinets |
Fig.3 Carl removing the lower cabinets |
Fig.4 Carl removing the shelves |
Fig.5 Ryobi Cordless Screwdriver |
Fig.6 Carl |
Fig.7 Upper cabinets removed |
Fig.8 Moving cabinets |
Fig.9 Vacuum |
Fig.10 Vacuum |
Fig.11 Vacuum |
Fig.12 All cabinets removed |
Fig.13 Tarp the floor |
Fig.14 Tools |
Fig.15 Priming the wall |
Fig.16 Handyman primed the walls |
Fig.17 White primer drying |
Fig.18 Replacing cabinets |
Fig.19 Cabinets re-attached to garage wall |
Garage Epoxy:
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Part 1 of 10 - Garage Rat Invasion Repair
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Part 2 of 10 - Paint Garage Walls to Eliminate Pets
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Part 3 of 10 - Rat Ate Electrical Wire Repair
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Part 4 of 10 - Dryer External Vent Capped Off
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Part 5 of 10 - Dryer Metal Air Duct Replacement
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Part 6 of 10 - Garage Floor Grinding
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Part 7 of 10 - Vinegar Kills Urine Odor
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Part 8 of 10 - Use of Degreaser
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Part 9 of 10 - Applying Acid Etch
- Part 10 of 10 - Epoxy Paint Application
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