By all means.
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Epoxy finish complete. Cracks ground and filled. Two coats Armor Seal with Sharkbite additive so Joe doesn’t spin the wheels after installing power upgrades. For a nominal fee I will supply members a key the door for work on their vehicles.
Epoxy finish complete. Cracks ground and filled. Two coats Armor Seal with Sharkbite additive so Joe doesn’t spin the wheels after installing power upgrades. For a nominal fee I will supply members a key the door for work on their vehicles.
How many sq. ft. is that garage, and ballpark cost? PM if preferred. I have over 1000 sq. ft. of shop floor and I’m afraid this would practically bankrupt me :lol:
It looks good. I like your vintage Lotus painted wall, is that Jim Clark’s Lotus-Ford from the 60s?
How nominal? He’s kind of a douche, I’d love to boost one of his cars, and really stick it to him…
Looks great man!
after all the hype I was expecting more baller results. It doesn’t cost that much to rent a grinder and smooth it out first.
Sure, if you want to take a half inch off 80% of a fifty year old floor.
a quick level and then add some self leveling quick mix concrete in the worst areas was what I was thinking, but this does add a bunch more time and labor.
Looks great!
My plan/goal is some self leveling to fix a pad that is higher than another, then use Armstrong VCT tile. Black and white 4 tile square checkerboard.
Getting closer to looking into this. The floor is pitted and I don’t think a grind will do. Looks like some sort of self leveling top coat will be necessary. Does anyone have any recommendations?
a friend of mine tried a bunch of self leveling concrete instead of grinding. It came out better than nothing, but a lot worse than grinding. You simply have to grind down for best results. Or avoid the whole issue by using racedeck or similar.
totally with you
any pics?
I don’t have any, but it was slightly worse than 91mr2’s before, and came out half way between what his end result was and a nice perfect coat on new concrete. (hope this makes sense)
Looks good to me. It’s not perfect, but it’s an old house. Gives it character. Would have been another 2 days of labor to get it looking any better.
Just bought some of the Rustoleum product. I will post up some before and afters when its finished.