Recent content by c6 rocket

I agree with DynoDave.

I agree and good luck.

Been there, done that. I had the same problem and I have spent 5 days stripping off the old floor coating. Have fun.

I have it now and it works fine for light duty applications. However, you get what you pay for.

I had that at my old house. Good product for light traffic. I found that the tires from my car would stain the floor. However, use multiple coats of clear. Good luck.

Great idea. It looks clean and works great. You may need a few extra lights because they do not disperse light as efficiently as fluorescent lights.

I have purchased a product called Tuff 2000 semi paste. This is applied to the existing floor and will remove the old epoxy floor. I have been working on this for days. it is a slow process, but it is working. Once I remove the old epoxy flooring, I will try to apply a replacement epoxy...

Yes, contact Eric.

First of all I would like to give a BIG thank you to Eric. He spent his own time explaining, in detail, what could have gone wrong. I only wish I would havd known Eric and Wolverine Coatings earlier. However, Eric was very helpful in a time when I was abandoned from the "other" supplier. We...

Lesson Learned.

The product is a private label material. It does not reference the manufacturer. I mixed it manually with paint paddels. I am sorry that I do not any more information.

The only answer's I have are that I mixed the two parts for two (2) minutes. Question #4 = I immediately poured it onto the floor. I am not holding back answer's, I do not have them. I posted a inquiry for help, not sarcasm.

I have had the fan and air on in the garage since Thursday of last week. Some areas are still not dry. I am pulling my hair out.

I don't have the answer's. Can you still help me remove it?

Can you find out what chemical is used and the process for me?