Garage wall covering ideas in Havasu

[LargeOrangeFont]

I want to put something on my garage wall next to where I park my RZR. I want 3 sheets measuring 3’ x 8’ to place over the drywall. This is just to protect the drywall from tire scuffs. I parallel park the RZR against the garage wall.

Thinking of diamond plate or white plastic.

Any good places to get this type of stuff in Havasu?

 

[DRYHEAT]

Have you tried a different garage?

 

[DRYHEAT]

FRP panels come in 4 x 8 sheets are lightweight and pretty tough and have kind of a orange peel drywall look to them.

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

Have you tried a different garage?

No

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

FRP panels come in 4 x 8 sheets are lightweight and pretty tough and have kind of a orange peel drywall look to them.

I had looked at those. Cheapest solution certainly, I just have to cut them down somehow lol.

Edit: l could just cut the board for plug and switch clearance.

 

[JD D05]

You can also get some black plastic panels.

 

[Ziggy]

Line-X it.
Buy a gallon and roll it on. Even Harbor Frieght has the stuff in gal or rattle can.

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

Line-X it.
Buy a gallon and roll it on. Even Harbor Frieght has the stuff in gal or rattle can.

I had thought of this option, my hope is that an external board may offer a bit more protection for the drywall.

Not that I try to rub the wall, but it happens, and line-x and rubber won’t slide over each other at all, and I’m worried that could put a little more pressure on the drywall.

 

[Ziggy]

I had thought of this option, my hope is that an external board may offer a bit more protection for the drywall.

Not that I try to rub the wall but it happens, and line-x and rubber won’t slide over each other at all.

You could coat some 8th inch plywood or similar.....but at that point I'd do some aluminum diamond plating and buff the shit out of it for the bling factor

 

[96scarab]

How about some corrugated metal panels ? They are cheap and you can paint them to your liking.

 

[yz450mm]

I think FRP would probably be the easiest solution for what you're trying to accomplish. Thirty-five bucks a sheet at Home Depot, and you need one normal size tube of glue for each sheet.

Use a straightedge and a sharp razor to score it a few times, then it will snap off. Also grab some of the edge cap trim pieces.

They also make white plastic FRP rivets if you don't want to glue it to the wall.

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[gqchris]

I had thought of this option, my hope is that an external board may offer a bit more protection for the drywall.

Not that I try to rub the wall, but it happens, and line-x and rubber won’t slide over each other at all, and I’m worried that could put a little more pressure on the drywall.

I got some of these bro, and put them under my tires. Its amazing how easy you can swing the car around. When I need to make room for Momma to do Laundry, its literally just scoot it over. And you can do it really easily. Pull in away from the wall and tuck her in. Just a thought.

https://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-1500-lb-capacity-vehicle-dollies-67338.html

 

[HOOTER SLED-]

Velvet wallpaper....

 

[Activated]

You need rack storage in your garage.

 

[BUDMAN]

May I suggest quite hitting the wall. Just saying.
Polished Diamond plate looks nice.

 

[RCDave]

KY Jelly!

 

[HNL2LHC]

You can also get some black plastic panels.

That’s racist!

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

May I suggest quite hitting the wall. Just saying.
Polished Diamond plate looks nice.

Better the wall than the boat.

 

[throttle]

corrugated aluminum roofing is what I used for part of the garage where tool chests, boat, jet skis, and vehicles are moved around. Used some brick paneling on the side where the pool table and high top tables are. Outdoor carpet would be good too.

 

[dezrtracer]

Sintra Plastic comes in 4×8 sheets and various colors . Not sure where to get it in Havasu though ..

 

[throttle]

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[DLC]

They have FRP in smooth also in different colors but it’s Probaby a special order. You can get it at supply stores that sell drywall to contractors.

Maybe install a 2x12 painted black along the floor and stack frp above It.

I’ve installed a ton of frp, so I can give you a hand if needed.

 

[DLC]

corrugated aluminum roofing is what I used for part of the garage where tool chests, boat, jet skis, and vehicles are moved around. Used some brick paneling on the side where the pool table and high top tables are. Outdoor carpet would be good too.

Can you post a pic?

 

[Racer56]

Stainless steel looks bad ass. It's a little pricey, but lasts for ever.

 

[LargeOrangeFont]

They have FRP in smooth also in different colors but it’s Probaby a special order. You can get it at supply stores that sell drywall to contractors.

Maybe install a 2x12 painted black along the floor and stack frp above It.

I’ve installed a ton of frp, so I can give you a hand if needed.

My garage has baseboards, so my plan is to set it right on top of the baseboards.

I’m thinking the FRP might work well. I see I can glue it down or rivet it down. I don’t want to glue it.

I’m assuming I could just screw it down with some stainless pan head screws into the studs.

Ideally I’d like it 3’x8’ so the prospect of scoring it and snapping it off sounds appealing. Otherwise I’m notching it with my dremel around the outlets.

I like the idea of mill finished diamond plate, but the FRP sheet is so cheap and at Lowe’s already.

 

[REVENGE 97]

What about rubber sheet diamond plate, they sell it on Amazon in different sizes and colors, go up the wall 3 or 4 ft with a piece of trim of some kind at the top

 

[DB / HAV]

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My garage has baseboards, so my plan is to set it right on top of the baseboards.

I’m thinking the FRP might work well. I see I can glue it down or rivet it down. I don’t want to glue it.

I’m assuming I could just screw it down with some stainless pan head screws into the studs.

Ideally I’d like it 3’x8’ so the prospect of scoring it and snapping it off sounds appealing. Otherwise I’m notching it with my dremel around the outlets.

I like the idea of mill finished diamond plate, but the FRP sheet is so cheap and at Lowe’s already.

I did this in my garage & looks good. I used the screw snaps to hide the drywall screws, easy, inexpensive & looks good.

 

[DB / HAV]

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I did this in my garage & looks good. I used the screw snaps to hide the drywall screws, easy, inexpensive & looks good.

https://www.amazon.com/Hillman-Group-59048-Number-15-Pack/dp/B00NUFP6TW
I used these in white & didn't use glue

 

[Mandelon]

I think FRP is the right choice.

Another option is sheet vinyl. Like you would use for flooring, just glue it to the wall instead. They have black and white checkers, diamond plate or a wood plank look. It comes 6 or 12' wide usually. It is cheap and pretty durable.

https://www.armstrongflooring.com/r.../vinyl-sheet.html?filters:colorCategory=Black

 

[calkid]

My garage has baseboards, so my plan is to set it right on top of the baseboards.

I’m thinking the FRP might work well. I see I can glue it down or rivet it down. I don’t want to glue it.

I’m assuming I could just screw it down with some stainless pan head screws into the studs.

Ideally I’d like it 3’x8’ so the prospect of scoring it and snapping it off sounds appealing. Otherwise I’m notching it with my dremel around the outlets.

I like the idea of mill finished diamond plate, but the FRP sheet is so cheap and at Lowe’s already.

These instead of glue.

 

[Carlson-jet]

Whitewalls?

You skidding into home plate? lol