garage floor help
#22
Moncho
I'm going to wait till I get my 458 spider before I post any pics of the garage. My tile is a POS looks metallic in one light and brown in pure sun. Sounds crazy I know
I'm going to wait till I get my 458 spider before I post any pics of the garage. My tile is a POS looks metallic in one light and brown in pure sun. Sounds crazy I know
#23
epoxy-coat.com
though they gave me a hell of deal because, 1 economy was in the tanks when I contacted them, and I needed such a large area done.
They had a rough time, because my contractor uses serious high psi cement.
overall I am pleased with how it came out, and their work. Their is one small area, that they are going to touch up this spring.
I did a lot of research on this:
what I learned
1) get 100% solids, this gives you a thicker stronger coat
2) either shot blast or diamond grind to prep, acid prep is crap
3) if it will get wet, have them add flakes, and even some silicon sand for grip
good luck
though they gave me a hell of deal because, 1 economy was in the tanks when I contacted them, and I needed such a large area done.
They had a rough time, because my contractor uses serious high psi cement.
overall I am pleased with how it came out, and their work. Their is one small area, that they are going to touch up this spring.
I did a lot of research on this:
what I learned
1) get 100% solids, this gives you a thicker stronger coat
2) either shot blast or diamond grind to prep, acid prep is crap
3) if it will get wet, have them add flakes, and even some silicon sand for grip
good luck
#25
Anybody try these...
http://www.garageflooringllc.com/rac...e-floor-tiles/
They look good, but I wonder how the'll hold up over time.
I have the race deck plastic tiles now, but would not do it again. They move way too much, since they're not glued down. Cleaning is also a pain!
http://www.garageflooringllc.com/rac...e-floor-tiles/
They look good, but I wonder how the'll hold up over time.
I have the race deck plastic tiles now, but would not do it again. They move way too much, since they're not glued down. Cleaning is also a pain!
#29
maybe something with matte finish like tile would be a better alternative altogether for upkeep etc.