I am presently renovating my garage and workshop. Not happy with dry wall as wall covering. Any ideas on moisture and mildew resistent material to sheath the inside walls?
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Weyerhauser beadboard, over 5/8" ply in potential impact areas, but then I tend to overbuild...
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I'm trying to figure out why you need moisture mildew resistant in a garage / shop. What kind of shop is it? Will you be washing the car inside?
economy - OSB + Paint
or build with masonry
otherwise, MR drywall and Drivit
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ive seen garage interiors made with corragated metal, (read interior grade paint metal roofing)