Recent content by bach939

Thanks for your input. I can't do anything to the floor until the winter weather breaks. However, I'm thinking of acid staining my basement floor and considering doing the same to the garage. If I acid stain the garage, what gloss sealer will hold up to hot tires, sales, etc.?

Thanks for the samples. I really can't tell. I like the tan (middle left) though.

I'm not sure about color yet. I have to wait until we get some consistent warmer Michigan weather before I can start. I'm leaning towards a beige base color. Any suggestions on a chip mix with this color would be helpful. Which leads me to ask you, what's the coldest I can put down your product...

I'm thinking to stain mine too. Did you use acid stain? If so, where did you buy it and are you going to use epoxy for the top coat?

I know I can't dup this, but how close can I get with smaller chips? Please refer to the picture I posted. Thanks

By the way, this picture is a close up, so it can't be more than 1' X 1' sq.

Sorry, I tought I attached it.

Here's a picture I took last year. I don't live there anymore.

Thanks for the info. I have already been on the 3M site, but I'm not sure if that is what Floor Guard used. I posted a picture to a reply to AlphaGarage of the floor they did to see if he can tell what FG used. I'm sure your product will do the job and I'm sure that's what I'll use, but I really...

I'm interested in both durability and look. As I stated before, Floor Guard did the floor six years ago and it looks the same as the day they did it. It's gone through may winters with road salt, mud, etc. So I'm spoiled. I've attached an old picture and here is their website...

Where can I see some samples.

It looks like most people on this forum is on the Wolverine bandwagon and it seems for a good reason. However, it appears that all companies use the chip method. We had the garage done in our last home done by Floor Guard in Illinois and they used a smaller granule type instead of the standard...

This question is off this subject, but not knowing where to start, I would like to ask Fred if I can use quartz color aggregate instead of the flakes? I had my garage floor in my last home done by Floor Guard and they used this aggregate and I really like the look.