Re: Garage lighting

[Ian Lomax <sfalfisto@domain.elided>]

ONe trick I have heard of is to install lights along
the walls, near the floor.  That way you get some
light under the car when you're working down there,
without having to use a trouble light.  I've never
tried this, and given most garages that end up with
junk along the walls this might not be practical.

I installed four flourescent fixtures in my 1.5 car
garage back in Michigan and that was plenty of light.

Cheers,
Ian Lomax

--- Jay T Hinton <jhinton@domain.elided> wrote:
> I am about to purchase some light fixtures for the
> new garage and was
> wondering what other options I might have.
> 
> On one program of Car Crazy on SpeedTv, a collector
> made a reference to
> florescesnt (spp) lighting as being too harsh on
> automotive paints.....
> 
> Track lighting would only illuminate specific areas,
>  which is fine for
> the workbench area,  but otherwise...
> 
> Ciao,  Jay
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