Recent content by FFPL

The grinder wheel was the bosch DC510. Wolverine gave me a thickener to add to the epoxy. I first used it in my garage on the stem walls http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13347&page=2 I just rolled on the epoxy like the floor. My helper (neighbor) followed with a brush to...

this is one I did a number of years ago for my neighbor. It took me quite a while to grind the walls as flat as I could and we got the effect that he wanted. Still looks great http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20542

This floor (my neighbors) still looks like the day it was put down. The only issue he is having is the front area that is exposed to the elements. He has spots where the endurashield has de-laminated off the epoxy. I'm thinking I will do the same for him that I did and put down a color coat...

here is a pic from today that I took for another forum. No vapor barrier in this old part of the floor. Zero issues. This floor is really rugged. Gotta love epoxy.

Hey Roger floor still looks great. Love the motor. Wife must be really happy. My floor still look pretty good too. Best thing I did was the epoxy.

I might have been one of the first DIYs for wolverine, I've had my floor down since 2007/2008. Still looks great and wondering how long this floor will last; hopefully for some time yet. It really is a simple process and I think most issues are caused due to not following (basic) instruction...

You need to use a thickener but it really is worth doing it with the epoxy. Here's mine and my neighbors that I did a number of years ago with Wolverine. Still looks great but has change quite alot from these pics. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13347...

I think I pay markup on everything I buy but it didn't seem too bad to me. I've had no issues and it seemed very simple to install and I haven't had any leaks. I cannot image it would be difficult to track them down anyway. Maybe you just needed better techs ? I was a little concerned as...

I bought my aluminum infinity system with nickel plated brass fittings (no plastic) from pattons (http://www.pattonsinc.com/piping/piping.html). Was easy to install, 0 leaks and looks really good. I would definitely go this route again if I was doing this again.

perfect. think that's called patina

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare I doubt that it could be hard then not. I would suspect that it wasn't hard in the first place. That pic of the endurashield just looks like it didn't go off. Given that you've had issue with the liquitile and endurashield from 2 different purchases...

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare All my Wolverine had the batch numbers on the material containers so it should be easy to tell. I cannot image that Haugy was the only person to get the same batch. This seems very strange. That endurashield should be hard (harder than the epoxy). I...

Re: My Wolverine Epoxy floor Nightmare is it possible that you applied the endurashield too thick ? I think from memory 4 mils is the max and that is stressed in the instructions. 2 coats definitely better than 1 (did 3 coats on my neighbors floor). I'm curious as you say it didn't self...

Mitsubishi Starion ?

Nice