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    Paint?

    The standard is usually a full 30 days. Check with the manufacturer of the paint you're using to be sure.
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    Preparing to start applying the Wolverine Product

    When dump it out on the floor, do it in lines. This makes it much easier to spread than if you put it in one pile on the floor.
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    concrete staining or epoxy or paint?

    Ditto on practicing with sample kits. You can never be sure about what it will look like until it's on YOUR concrete.
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    What do I do now? New poster

    A cleaner would help get all the dust off the floor better than just using water. Wait at least 30 days to apply a coating.
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    Patch with rustoleum than sanded ... how to get depressions?

    I agree with drinkmoresake, you may not need to sand at all. Check with Rustoleum.
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    Basement Epoxy?

    I would recommend grinding it down, for two reasons. The first is that the low spots in the concrete surface are going to fill with epoxy and it may take more epoxy to cover the floor. The second is that grinding roughens up the floor and gives the epoxy something to bond with. Without this...
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    Garage Floor Epoxy Project

    If you want some protection from slipping, but don't want to use flakes, you could go with grip beads. :)
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