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I have one that has worked ok over the last year. I'm not very pleased right now however. I received an email from Autel stating my update subscription was to expire on 3/3/15. I went online on 3/2/15. I figured I'd get the latest updates before the expiration. We'll guess what ...... Wouldn't...

sell it, not worth the agg for that far of a move. I took mine apart and moved it, but that was to the next town over.

Ok, finally getting back to this thread. I have been. Hey setting up the shop & have been trying to put the floor issue out of my mind. I ground a different area and ran another moisture test. The results of the first one I did a couple months ago were 4.8 with a of of 6. The latest test in a...

If I do end up having to take the entire floor up (its not that bad yet). How do I do that without spending a fortune (3200 sq ft building)? Also how do I know what the cause was? If I am getting moisture test results out the supposed safe range wont it happen again? Or are most of you...

I appreciate the comments and I understand completely what you are saying. I had done Appications before without any problems so when I bought material for my project I didn't anticipate a problem. I spoke in detail with the supplier before I even poured the concrete, telling him exactly what I...

4.8. Although I didn't grind the concrete. I just used an area where the epoxy had come up & it was bare concrete.

Ok, Im still trying to get to the bottom of this. I got a couple moisture test kits and did a moisture test. Im not sure what is considered a normal result. I did the calculation that came with the kit, but it does not give an insication as to what might be considered normal. Anyone familiar...

2 infrared radiant tube heaters ceiling mounted, 3200 sq feet w 16' ceilings, fully insulated, 45* when gone, 60* when im out there.

Do the 100 amp subpanel fed from the house. 100 amp is sufficient for what your doing.

As I posted earlier I have used the overhead (not in the floor) radiant tube heaters in two shops now. It recovers fast and heats up quick. that was one of the reasons I chose it. I am not in my shop everyday and could not justify leaving in floor radiant running all of the time.

Thanks for your help. I guess I mean where do I go from here. If indeed the entire floor did not adhere well what is the best way to get it all up? Ive read where people have mentioned a diamond grinder.

This shop and its resto is very likely the coolest thing i have ever seen!!

I am using the radiant tube type infrared heaters by Reverberay. This is the 2nd shop I used them in. Wouldnt do it any other way. I have two in my current 40x80x16 shop

Thanks for all the responses. I wish I had known about this site prior to doing the floor! As I said though, I put this stuff down in my last building and it worked great. Only difference being is even though this floor was done supposedly on the rough side it was finished with a power...

I Did OSB 8' up (16' ceilings) and primied and painted it a medium grey. This shot is obviously before I painted.