Recent content by asianflava

My sister-in-law bought a Rust-Oleum epoxy shield kit when she moved into her condo. She was unable to put it down by herself as it looked like the floor needed to be ground down. Several years later, my wife decided that she wanted to move back to FL to be closer to family (both hers and...

I've used the same stuff, twice now. I don't know if it is the same thing the OP is asking about though. Used it in my last house in CO with no problems both in the application and the usage. The only issue I had was where it was exposed to sunlight. I painted the slab which extended...

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My house was a model so there was adhesive and stuff from when they had a office in the garage. I used a floor grinder with a diamond head. I'm sure you can get similar results with a hand held angle grinder and a disc.

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Woodworking tools never bothered me until I used a friend's single speed router. I ended up buying my own variable speed one which was much easier to use. I'm not a fan of heights, working on roofs give me the willies, even when I did my shed. I know nothing about automatic transmissions...

I had no idea what I rented, but according to the link provided by the OP, I used the 3rd one with what looks like a 7in Dyma Disc. Used the 7in one because I only had 110 outlets. My floor had carpet adhesive on it because the house was a model and they had an office in the garage. Took a...

Howdy neighbor! I'm in Ocoee, well I will be in 2 weeks after we close on the house.

Grew up here in Central FL, but moved back after 20+ years. Lived in a few different places all over the country; Durham NC, Austin TX, Marietta GA, Boulder CO. We found a new construction home that fits our needs, that being a 4 car garage (a 3-car and a single). Lived in apartments in...