Mr Wannabe

You could use building visqueen ( I think thats how it's spelt). I had the same trouble on my old garage so I did a nice install over the top in black sheet. Used stainless staples to fix it to wood batons on the top of the walls outside then stretched it over to the other side. Did the same front and back and the condensation stopped. Very good temporary measure for the winter but make sure you fix it on very well indeed otherwise it'll blow up like a kite and disappear into the neighbours garden. If I remember it was about £50 for miles of the stuff. Beofre I did this I spent money on black bitchumen paint on the outside of the panels but it didn't stop the condensation.

With this in mind, please be careful who you get into bed with, so to speak. From bitter experience you need to make sure that you document everything you provide or place into the unit (tooling etc). Get it signed by all parties and write up an agreement amongst yourselves as to who is paying what at what point. Some people attempt to get their motoring aspirations paid for by other parties and then resort to illegal activity in an attempt to lay claim to cars, parts, tools etc. Please be wary and be careful.

Hello all, just introducing myself. My zed is a rolling shell picked up for a friend who didn't need it in the end. Decided that because the engine has 62K on it, I'd give it a go to get up and running. It has no interior but the plan is to cage it out, upgrade as much as possible and then throw it down a track somewhere! Managed to get hold of some Greddy turbos for not too much money so they should help make it faster. Good few months of work ahead. :hang: