Recent content by cylidge

I have been away on business so nothing has been done to the floor. After reading all the responses and suggestions I have decided on this approach. I will sand the floor flat removing all the epoxy texture, roller marks, etc. I have made a “notched” squeegee out of a 18” solid rubber squeegee...

thegarageguy, Thanks for the advice, I had felt the chips would hide some of the flaws but intentionally left them out since the nature of the work I will do in the shop will involve small parts that would be easier to find on a solid color floor, I understand the technique of using the...

I don’t agree with the bad prep because I am very meticulous with things and did a complete job grinding and cleaning. Before the application there was NO dust when I wiped a finger across the floor. Additionally if my problem was delaminating, fish eye, or some other problem relating to the...

Thanks for the replies; JD, thanks for the input Wolverine, 1) San Bernardino 2) Yes there was a vapor barrier 3) I used a hex plate and 9” diamond swirl grinder 4) shop vac (dry) with squeegee attachment 5) hands & knees with a wet sponge until no residue 6) explained in the first post...

I am hoping for some advice on my situation. I applied Rust-Oleum epoxy shield professional (solvent base) to my shop floor with unsatisfactory results. Some history; I am in So California. The concrete was poured 2/07. It has had nothing on it other than people during construction. It is a 12...