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Originally Posted by CroFlames
Do a general check for structural issues like leaks, cracks or mold in the walls before you close em up. Personally, I would consider running some Cat5e cable in the walls incase one day you are doing work in your garage that requires a laptop but your wifi signal sucks. Always good to plan ahead when the walls are open.
Also, since you'll most likely be installing shelving to the walls, throw on a couple of these suckers to protect the existing electrical in the walls.
I recommend using acoustic sealer when installing the vapor barrier as well.
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Perfect, thanks. I did run the Cat5 cables already to two spots for just this reason and/or a TV in the future. I've watched quite a few youtube videos now and I think I got it down, but protecting the cables is a great idea and one I had not seen so far. I do plan to put a lot of shelving up.
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