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Living in Wisconsin we have a problem with salt eating our garage
floor. I purchased an "Auto Floor Guard containment mat" (type that in
your Amazon search) to catch all the drippings so it doesn't flow under
my LBCs. Do not see why it couldn't be used under the sports cars and
it would provide a bit of a vapor barrier between the concrete and car.Â
During winter I mop drag it out part way on nice days and hose and mop
it as well as the floor. The mat is more expensive but well made. I've
had it for 3 seasons now (I roll it up and store it for the summer).Â
For the LBCs I use drip trays that are narrower than the wheel track and
park over them. Just a thought.
Keep us posted,
Dave W.
'59 :{)
'59 MGA 1500
"Pay It Forward"
On 4/15/2024 3:55 PM, Jim Ryan via Spridgets wrote:
> Â I keep my '58 Bugeye outside under a car cover in the driveway during
> the driving months here in New England. We had a new driveway put in
> a couple of years ago made of brick with a granite entry, where the
> car sits. I've been putting a rubber tray under it to catch the drips
> but it's a paint, gotta pull it out before leaving and put it back
> upon return. I've been thinking I could put one of these
> <https://www.amazon.com/Drymate-Spill-Inches-Premium-Absorbent/dp/B07R185TNN/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1BOTWMRWVZF2N&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ov1HA8UndXro8O1ohz2t_RGSZCV7xxF1XoAIy3cQWJvg5M-vOBU04gwMdKGNVcEio9WDF0t8EIvV1ENyKvRd0a4x5fVkbQnBEBTz9vfs1oXPQ6F7Oje6iYerCKVoXkvoZXBJ743Itw4_sqlGsMXHVZnI5tJx-h5pBgh2JMdQGEd6jPt3zS2cYwpoUuEryV9MH6zNPRu7b6ubQ-d-v0zdSAsi7fshvR3COVMAarCRafI.sARe-tICw0zRPVwt4AZj9shPynCbVVSsLnRRUkdmynM&dib_tag=se&keywords=garage%2Bmats%2Bunder%2Bcar&qid=1713212921&s=instant-video&sprefix=mat%27s%2Bfor%2Bunder%2Bcar%2Cinstant-video%2C172&sr=1-2&th=1>down
>
> for the season, held down with some spikes between the bricks. I''m a
> little concerned about what would happen in the rain.
>
> Any thoughts? Better suggestions are always welcome.
>
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Living in Wisconsin we have a problem with salt eating our garage
floor. I purchased an "Auto Floor Guard containment mat" (type that
in your Amazon search) to catch all the drippings so it doesn't flow
under my LBCs. Do not see why it couldn't be used under the sports
cars and it would provide a bit of a vapor barrier between the
concrete and car. During winter I mop drag it out part way on nice
days and hose and mop it as well as the floor. The mat is more
expensive but well made. I've had it for 3 seasons now (I roll it
up and store it for the summer). For the LBCs I use drip trays that
are narrower than the wheel track and park over them. Just a
thought.<br>
<br>
Keep us posted,<br>
<br>
Dave W.<br>
'59 :{)<br>
'59 MGA 1500<br>
<br>
"Pay It Forward"<br>
<br>
<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/15/2024 3:55 PM, Jim Ryan via
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<div dir="ltr">Â I keep my '58 Bugeye outside under a car cover in
the driveway during the driving months here in New England. We
had a new driveway put in a couple of years ago made of brick
with a granite entry, where the car sits. I've been putting a
rubber tray under it to catch the drips but it's a paint, gotta
pull it out before leaving and put it back upon return. I've
been thinking I could put one of <a
href="https://www.amazon.com/Drymate-Spill-Inches-Premium-Absorbent/dp/B07R185TNN/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1BOTWMRWVZF2N&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ov1HA8UndXro8O1ohz2t_RGSZCV7xxF1XoAIy3cQWJvg5M-vOBU04gwMdKGNVcEio9WDF0t8EIvV1ENyKvRd0a4x5fVkbQnBEBTz9vfs1oXPQ6F7Oje6iYerCKVoXkvoZXBJ743Itw4_sqlGsMXHVZnI5tJx-h5pBgh2JMdQGEd6jPt3zS2cYwpoUuEryV9MH6zNPRu7b6ubQ-d-v0zdSAsi7fshvR3COVMAarCRafI.sARe-tICw0zRPVwt4AZj9shPynCbVVSsLnRRUkdmynM&dib_tag=se&keywords=garage%2Bmats%2Bunder%2Bcar&qid=1713212921&s=instant-video&sprefix=mat%27s%2Bfor%2Bunder%2Bcar%2Cinstant-video%2C172&sr=1-2&th=1";
moz-do-not-send="true">these </a>down for the season, held
down with some spikes between the bricks. I''m a little
concerned about what would happen in the rain. Â
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<div>Any thoughts? Better suggestions are always welcome.<br>
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