Recent content by Dcollins85

I've filled in all the cracks and what not, sanded them down so they're not bumpy and even with the garage floor. Also sanding them down made the crack filler rough so the paint will adhere to it easier. I have a very fine dust now that's left on the garage floor. No matter how many times I...

I was told by a Rust-Oleum helpline that it can last a lifetime, but like anything it needs proper maintenance over the years. They advised after 4-5 years to clean and clear coat the paint again. Do it every 4-5 years and the paint will hold up. I don't know how true this information is, and I...

Wasn't aware I should. I can do that today. Baking powder mix with water?

I can return the Rust-Oleum concrete filler. I only got it because I knew my floor already had cracks in it. What you're saying about the flexing of the concrete makes sense, along with the moisture. Benwah, send me some information on the flexible epoxy filler in a PM or email (...

Yea, here's a wider shot. The material I will be using to repair the concrete is Rust-Oleum Epoxy Shield.

Hello, I am doing the prep work to put down Rust-oleum Epoxy flooring. I've swept, power washed and etched my floor so far. Now I am looking to fill in the cracks in my garage floor, my question is this: Can I fill in the cracks that were cut into my garage floor to allow for expanding /...