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Hi Daren, I have found that Torginol has a huge selection and is priced well. Shipping is fair as well.

Sorry, I am a bit confused. Are you wanting a decorative stained concrete floor? If so, I would use a quality degreaser and power washer a few times if needed. Then use a ph neutral cleaner and wash again. Next buy a an acid stain of your choice and read everything you can find on this. At...

FWIW, you could clean/scrub the floor with TSP or another PH neutral cleaner then acid stain and let dry atleast 24 hours. After this, my choice would be using a quality high % polyaspartic top coat for durability and chemical resistance. This is only my .02 Thanks.

Looks very good! Good call on 45 deg

The sealer will have to be removed. My only suggestion is to have them seal it and once construction is completed, grind or shotblast the concrete when your ready for the floor.

Are the flakes 1/32" flakes?

I like it! I will be in touch soon.

I would go with epoxy or poly, but I haven't had experience with studded snow tires.

That looks great!

FWIW, From my experience, they dry fast and dont scratch as easy as 100% epoxy.

Im in, just signed up. Thank you!

Holy toolboxes! I am jealous. Anxious to see it finished.

You could use a UV stable solvent based epoxy or polyurea based sealer, and put glass bead or alum. oxide for slip resistants.

Depends on your budget. Check some of the posts on here and you'll see the prep is the key. I have yet to use any waterbased kits, so couldn't tell you on most that are in the big box stores.

FWIW, I have a friend of family that had a newer condo garage floor done and loves it. This one is hard to swallow because I bid this but at the time couldn't give him the 24 hour turn around and beat the price and still offer a 15 warranty. They also sold him another $4000.00 in cabs. (gulp)...