A more thorough explanation:

A garageman's lien is a type of security interest that can be obtained by someone who has provided labor or materials to a property. This lien allows the lien holder to keep possession of the property until they are paid for their services. For example, if a car owner takes their car to a mechanic for repairs but fails to pay for the services, the mechanic can hold onto the car until they receive payment.

It's important to note that a garageman's lien is not limited to automobile employees. Other professions, such as construction workers, laborers, artisans, suppliers, and design professionals, can also obtain this type of lien.

For instance, a construction worker who builds a new deck for a homeowner can place a garageman's lien on the property if the homeowner fails to pay for the work. This would allow the construction worker to keep possession of the property until they receive payment.