Recent content by Dabiscuitboy

Looks Good to me! I just bought those and going to install them to same way!:):D

I have the AcryliSeal 3501 sealant from wolverine coatings that I put on my driveway about 4 years ago, still intact in many areas, but slippery as HELL when wet and winter time. I want to remove this stuff, in fear of the kids or anyone else falling and hurting themselves. Been wanting to do...

Rust EASILY removed!!! Just wanted to post an update on the rust stains. I tried several things, but some cleaners did not easily remove all the residue. All I did was put some baking soda on all the rust stains, then poured some vinegar on the spots, scrubbed with a deck brush, power...

I finished my floor last year, but over the last year (of course), I noticed that my car has been leaving some rust spots on the floor. I removed most of them from the winter time, but with he downpour over the weekend, I noticed my car needs some fixing. Anyways... ANY suggestions on how to...

Nice Job! Looks great!

It is coming along well!

YEAH... I've already had 3 neighbors stop by to check out my floor. I'm sure one will ask for help, if not all!:wtf: I dig the color on your garage and how well you were able to get the flakes on the walls... I had a hard enough time just getting them on my two cement steps, let alone the area...

Overall, the floor looks pretty sweet. I REALLY dig how shiny the Endurashield shines and brings out the flakes and colors. The supergrip is nice also, I like the grit feel, some assurance that I would bust my A$$ on the floor when it gets wet. The garage was roughly 1,200 sq ft, which having...

and some more pics!!!:beer: I'll post some comments.. later... I am BEAT!!!!

Here are some pics.....:beer:

Liquatile and Deco Flakes went easier than I thought! Although there a few spots were I may have not put enough liquatile down, all in all, it looks pretty sweet. Tomorrow I will lay the Endurashield with the supergrip, so I don't bust my A$$ when it is wet. It a good thing my brother was...

An example of MORE PRODUCT = ALWAYS BETTER! After a few hours, the Integraflex settled, and a minor indention of the expansion joints were still visible. I have one more set of Integraflex left over, so I figured, NOW or NEVER! WHY NOT! I mixed the last batch and was able to coat and level...

IT HAS BEGUN!!!!:beer: I started about 7 am to finish up some minor taping areas. The began to fill in some divots & spalls in the concrete with (bondtite/sand 6:1 ratio). NICE! I then mixed the 4 sets of Integraflex resin & hardeners individually! WOW!!! That hardener was TOUGH to mix...

In that case.. epoxy IMHO would be the way to go. My new garage built last year already seen some minor rust spots & oil leaks from my car. :mad: I'm going to put epoxy on the next week or two, as I don't want my garage looking like garbage. Make sure you go for 100% solids, no waterbased...

Just wanted to say.... DAMN... That is SWEET!!!!!! I dig the countertop! GREAT idea! Thanks for the writeup, pics and advice.