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Thanks guys. We ended up stripping the floor with a sealer remover and cleaning it well. Then we used Insl-x garage guard which went down great. We have had success with this product and a similar one from Muralo in the past and I tend to like the finished appearance better than the 100% solids...

It’s a “fancy” garage that is fully finished with a loft. It will have a two post lift and be a work space as well. Epoxy or Polyurea is an option. On my house garage I used the corotech V430 epoxy It has held up reasonably well but is extremely slippery. On the old house I used a two...

We were unfortunately sidelined by this. The pour details were discussed long in advance with the GC but the day of the pour we were hit with a decision to make on the curing process. The GC suggested the cure and seal so the control joints could be cut, slab sealed, and sheet rock to happen...

Thanks! I found out this morning the sealer is a water based surface sealer called AQUA-CURE VOX. Seems like it can be removed which I might have to do to clean this up.

Thanks. It was there before the tarp was placed but that could have slowed curing. It appears that the white can be burnished off. The overall appearance is just really mottled.

Hello. I am finishing up our 32x40 garage and the contractor poured the floor 6 weeks ago. It was a 4000 psi pour. The mix has fiberglass it in. Nothing else special as far as I know. They power troweled it smooth, cut the control lines, then sprayed it down with a cure and seal product...