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Sherwin Williams Armor Seal http://protective.sherwin-williams.com/detail.jsp?A=sku-26303%3Aproduct-6878 Been on my floor for 2 years now, including, my scissor lift riding back and forth on it, no issues.

Check out the Miller Diversion 165, it's AC/DC and can weld 3/16" thick for about $1400 I have one, it's a great machine.

A Miller, Lincoln, or Hobart 140 welder is all you will need for automotive work.

I am planning on buying a Bend Pak lift as well, but I'm gonna get the scissor lift. For what I do (primarily body work ) this makes the most sense. They are also great for wheel & brake work, oil changes, etc. http://www.bendpak.com/car-lifts/specialty-lifts/md-6xp.aspx

That's not a garage, it's a museum...Nice!

I buy almost everything from Autobody toolmart.

I just found this unit, looks pretty slick.... http://www.ezcarlift.com/

5HP is not enough for blasting, it will get it done, but will work all the time. Better off to buy a 7.5HP motor for the comp you have.

Yea, If we all had your money......:D

If you are using it for automotive work, and not building bridges, a 110 unit is all you need. I have a Lincoln 140 and I love it, built my whole car with it.

Real nice garage....

I also have a radiant tube heater, nice unit, super quiet, sealed combustion chamber.

Don't cheap out ! (ask me how I know ) use a good epoxy like U-coat it.

One word of advise, don't skimp on the respirator. Any paint ( especially the clear) that is Catalized containes Isocyonates (causes cancer an other nasty stuff) have fun painting, but be safe.