3 Years Later - My Dedicated Wash Bay - Part 1

It's about 3 years later, so it's time for an update on the dedicated wash bay. This was a long video so be ready for 1 or 2 more videos on this.

Cabinets at OG:

Flooring at OG:

OG Bucket Solution:

Detailing Solutions at OG:

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Everything Else I Use That We Don't Have At OG:

Stay tuned for more crazy!

[cleverresponse]

For some reason your video's are one of the only ones on YouTube that I can sit and watch the entire video.

[griff]

Is hard to believe I've been watching you that long great video

[justinkemp]

I’ve had some stainless steel table tops installed on some of my projects and we would bring in welders to weld the seams to make it seamless and after they grind and buff it you can never tell. I’m located in Orlando as well, so you can definitely find them around here.

[Airpaycheck]

Thanks for the follow up! I keep my master blaster on the wall and I purchased a longer hose for it that is a bit more flexible. Don’t have to drag the hole shebang out when I need to use it.

[robertkautz]

Hahaha “…Probably the former…”. Love it.

[bigd]

That is a beautiful wash bay ✊I have the same idea but it’s something I will be able to attain down the road. I really have a obsession with my car and it’s a great hobby for the mind. I can paint build do plumbing, electrical work and it’s a great thing to save money on and I enjoy it. The products that are available are excellent these days. You have a great space and a great hobby.Enjoy it ✊

[paulmorrison]

For the countertop I’d recommend looking into torrified wood. It’s a process used as far back as the Vikings which gives wood properties that means it resists water and oil penetration. Means no seasonal / humidity movement as well, it also looks stunning and would complement your colour pallet well.

[amac]

I’m seriously so shocked that a garage wasn’t the first thing you built... after living in apartments for so many years, I finally have a house with a garage, and I can’t imagine ever going back to not having one

[abesebag]

if you happen to throw out detailing supplies, throw them my direction

[RecklessRegal]

I absolutely love my silver Sabre cabinets.

[gunnarevermann]

Since you already have a ubiquity network setup, I’d look into UniFi protect for cameras. Much better privacy and more cost effective than nest camera cloud storage. I’m in the process of switching over my nest cams.

[PeterBoyes]

Maple would be a great option for your top. You can get it in soft or hard (both are harder than birch), humidity won't be too big of a deal. Just attach it at the back and let it expand and contract at the front. Stay crazy! :)

[byammine]

The ubiquity POE cameras are very nice and easy to set up since it’s only 1 wire, especially since you already have the cat 6 ran

[uncontrolled]

Great job Matt! Keep up the awesome content. Appreciate everything you've done.
Truly inspirational!

[Thkfast]

Bugs may not bother you, but how about the MICE in the PORSCHE wiring nightmare... which led to the bubble...now that's a story worth telling new viewers!

[allan]

3 years? Seems like it was just last year.

[AndreS-gexs]

Watching this, remindes me of when i was a little kid watching Disney World.

[JaVvii]

3 years went by quick. OG has grew so much over the years as well. Been great to see the progress. Difficult at times but you always pulled through Matt.

[DetachedGarage]

I can't wait to complete my washbay! Thanks for the great content as always. You have inspired me to make my own channel.

[dpw]

Matt, have you considered HDPE or UHMW plastics for your countertops? They are really stable materials and there are a lot of options.