Recent content by 911eric

FWIW, I finished my job and applied the Shark Grip on my (100% solids) epoxy 2 ways: 1. Spread out my epoxy, approx 13 mils, rolled, waited 10 mins, broadcast the Shark Grip and re-rolled. In a lot of places, the anti-slip simply disappeared into the epoxy like I feared and it's like ice when...

I'm epoxying my floor with straight epoxy (no clear) and after ruling out aluminum oxide anti-slip, I decided the Shark Grip would suit my needs. But it (and similar dust-like poly anti-slip additives) is normally used in the clearcoat, where you mix into the clear then roll on. I'm guessing...

Hmm, just got off the phone with Epoxy-Coat, and they said that natural gas heat can cause some type of reaction with the epoxy that can make it yellow and ooze out. Surely that can't be true. :(

Joel, I’m thinking about doing the exact same thing: running a 45,000 btu/hr natural gas heater and putting down epoxy during this Chicago winter. People seem to think it’s possible, if you can get your garage temp to 50F for a couple days beforehand. We’ll see…